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CTE trauma ‘probably not’ leading motive for NYC shooter | Morning in America
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5:11Now PlayingShane Devon Tamura, 27, drove from Las Vegas to New York City on Monday and opened fire in a high-rise building in Manhattan, killing four people before turning the gun on himself. Mayor Eric Adams said Tamura left a suicide note claiming he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disease linked to head injuries from contact sports. Neurologist Dr. Tom Pitts joins “Morning in America” to discuss how often CTE-related injuries lead to violence.
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