Frank James, the man wanted for allegedly opening fire on a rush-hour subway train in Brooklyn, shooting 10 people, is in custody, sources told ABC News, ending an over 24-hour-long manhunt.
Law enforcement sources told ABC News that police had probable cause to arrest James for the attempted murder of 10 people — a determination made overnight after more than 18 hours of investigation that included video, cellphone data and interviews with witnesses. The U.S. Marshals Service joined the search for James — who was considered a wanted fugitive — along with other federal and local agencies.
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The FIB is useless. Worse than useless, they cause problems when we don’t have them.
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This actually made me laugh, albeit ironically. Evil in plain sight, and we look away, as does Our Lord. Wish i could think of something witty or hopeful to write. Even anger fails me now.
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Sardonically, not ironically
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What’s kinda strange is they know who was in the Capitol Building on Jan. 6th by cell phone data without knowing who they were, but can’t track a known killer!
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