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NYC Bystander Spots Subway Shooting Suspect on Security Camera
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April 13, 2022
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1:50Now PlayingA 21-year-old man from Syria says he helped with the apprehension of Frank James, the man New York City law enforcement officials arrested in connection with Tuesday’s shooting at a Brooklyn subway station.
Zack Tahhan was working security for a shop near St. Marks Place and First Avenue in Manhattan’s East Village when he saw a figure walk by on the cameras who matched the photos of James, then a suspect.
“I thought, ‘Oh my God, this is the guy, we need to get him,” Tahhan said, surrounded by a drove of reporters who flocked to the scene after reports of James surfaced. “He was walking down the street, I see the car of the police, I said, ‘Yo, this is the guy!’ We catch him, thank God.”
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