Power & Politics: City’s response to the Brooklyn subway shootings; political shakeup in Albany
It was a stunning and terrifying moment this past week in Brooklyn as a gunman opened fire inside a subway car in Sunset Park.
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Apr 17, 2022, 5:45 PM
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Updated 731 days ago
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6ds agoIt was a stunning and terrifying moment this past week in Brooklyn
as a gunman opened fire inside a subway car in Sunset Park. This scene caught
on camera as commuters and smoke came rushing out from the train at the 36th Street
Station.
Ten people were shot.
At least 23 were injured. There were no fatalities. The suspected shooter was
caught.
News 12’s Kurt Semder spoke with Councilwoman Alexa Aviles, who represents that
area of Brooklyn.
Also, Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin resigned on the same day as the
shooting following his arrest on bribery charges.
These topics and more on this week’s Power & Politics.
