Brooklyn Subway Shooting Hoax Coincidences

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Now Sweet D這是什麼? And Nicole must have been incredibly frustrating for the law enforcement sources that you've been speaking with to find out that there are no working surveillance cameras on that subway platform. Is that what you said? Are you serious? That's exactly what a high ranking law enforcement official said to me as I was making my way over here because I was asking the question of why can't we see video of this suspect? What happened to the surveillance video? And he said, he said Nicole, the surveillance cameras in that station were not working. So it's definitely something that I want to ask the police commissioner and ask some of the law enforcement executives because remember subway safety is a big issue. We've been talking about violence underground. We've been talking about gun violence and we know that this administration stood on that saying that the mayor will put everything into securing the residents in this city. And I would think, as you would think, that surveillance cameras working surveillance cameras in every subway station should be a priority. So that is a big question of why we can't see surveillance video yet. I'm not going to take it. Sources were telling me that two people walked into a precinct in the area and they were injured, hit by metal and bleeding and suffering from smoke inhalation. So again, it's very unstable, very fluid situation as several people shot, more people hurt. They were taking several different hospitals as I hear Methodist Lutheran Hospital, Mamanides victims walked in on their own just saying that they were hit by bullets. I'm joined now by an eyewitness, Conrad, Ederer. Conrad, you actually live in Sunset Park. You saw the aftermath of the shooting I'm told. Tell us what exactly you saw. Where were you and when did you realize something was terribly wrong? Well, I was on the level above the platform. I was on the platform itself. What I saw was a young guy run up to the station booth and he was bleeding from the legs. I think it seemed like his pants were down and he was tending to his wounds. Otherwise, he seemed like he was okay. I'm hoping he's all right. Then he was essentially just alerting people to what happened. He was saying there's been people injured, they're bleeding. That's basically what I got out of it. I thought I heard him say shots or shooting, but I wasn't totally sure what I thought about. I didn't really know what really happened for a long time. And what was the scene? I mean, were people pouring out of that subway platform? What was the overall scene beyond that one guy who went to the booth? No, yeah, you'd think it'd be pandemic at that point, but it was not. And what was the scene? I mean, were people pouring out of that subway platform? What was the overall scene beyond that one guy who went to the booth? No, yeah, you'd think it'd be pandemic at that point, but it was not. It was everything. This was just the, it felt like the first moment that anyone off of that platform knows anything about what was happening. So people were coming up and down the stairs. It's like normal. There weren't a lot of people on the level above. You know, it was simply this young guy alerting us all. It's a feeling of life. It's real. The the lawmakers are calling for action to regulate the sale of ghost guns. These untraceable weapons are sold in kits and assembled at home. Background checks are not required for buyers. And there's been an explosion of them being recovered across our city. Fox five's The Set Nunez takes a closer look at this issue. This yesterday the NYPD recovered a ghost gun after a deadly shooting in the Bronx. 16 year old Angelie Yambo was shot and killed while walking home from school. Two other teenagers were also shot and injured. The teens were innocent bystanders. Police arrested a 17 year old in connection to the shooting. Stop shooting and start living. This is disgusting. There's a disaster. No, our kids should not have to feel threatened to be successful and going to school and coming from school. This is out of control. It's no secret that New York City is looking to put an end to gun violence. It's no secret that New York City is looking to put an end to gun violence. It's no secret that New York City is looking to put an end to gun violence. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man. I'm a man.