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Shane Tamura, gunman in deadly Manhattan shooting, bough weapon from his boss at Nevada casino, NYPD says
Shane Tamura, 27, who fatally shot four people in the building that houses the National Football League's headquarters Monday, said in a suicide note that he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, known at CTE,
Mourners gathered in Manhattan’s Bryant Park Tuesday evening to honor the four people killed in a shooting in a Midtown ...
Here's how NFL players, coaches and executives reacted to a mass shooting at the league's office building in Manhattan: ...
Two teams NYPD detectives headed to Las Vegas Tuesday, to execute search warrants at Shane Tamura's home and at a gun store ...
A shooting Monday at an office building in New York City that is home to the Blackstone investment firm and the NFL left four ...
An NFL employee was seriously injured in a shooting at a Midtown Manhattan office tower Monday where a gunman killed at ...
Study my brain please,” read a note left by the gunman accused of killing four people in a building that houses NFL’s ...
A note found in the gunman's wallet was critical of the NFL and mentioned CTE. The 27-year-old wrote, “Study my brain please.
A fifth shooting victim -- an NFL employee, according to Commissioner Roger Goodell -- was injured and taken to the hospital ...
Shane Tamura, the shooter behind the deadly rampage in Midtown Manhattan, was apparently targeting NFL offices, NYC Mayor ...
The gunman who killed four people in a Midtown Manhattan office building Monday was targeting the NFL offices but took the ...
Shane Tamura drove across the country with a semiautomatic rifle and then carried out a mass shooting on Monday in the building that's home to the NFL's offices, officials said.
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