I'm on my commute with the kids to school. But our local news channel had a reporter say something about a guy with a suicide vest that went off prematurely.Just came on local news... Subways bypassing
Maybe a suicide vest? Per local reporter
Love the idea of a suicide vest going off prematurely and killing only the jackhole wearing it.I'm on my commute with the kids to school. But our local news channel had a reporter say something about a guy with a suicide vest that went off prematurely.
We're not taking the subway today.
“Guy wearing device with wires on him”Love the idea of a suicide vest going off prematurely and killing only the jackhole wearing it.
Yeah I know, I know. Impossible game to play though. So many days I am stuck in massive crowds on the subway or in penn station and there’s just nothing you could do. Can’t even really think about it.If the suicide vest is true, the next question is whether there are more
Yes. Hopefully just the ####### with the vestStay safe fellow NYC commuters. Hopefully this is just an isolated incident, and hope the injuries are minor.
We made the decision to take the bus and not the subway, so yes- we can and did think about it.Yeah I know, I know. Impossible game to play though. So many days I am stuck in massive crowds on the subway or in penn station and there’s just nothing you could do. Can’t even really think about it.
Hopefully minimal injuries and these people can go home today.Twitter seems to think... pipe bomb, premature explosion, person in custody, others injured.
Stay safe, friend.no 8 42 into the City for me today, staying right here in Queens :( much like the foiled truck bomb of a few years back, i am extremely thankiful that we escaped a catastrophic event this morning. wow.
This is nonsense.Tired of all this
isnt safe to go anywhere these days
I think when people keep seeing mass events happen, it's a natural, if misguided response.This is nonsense.
Hopefully it's **** cancer, so no virgins when the ####head diesHopefully he is in completely agonizing pain and they don't bother to treat it.
Yes I know. That’s why these #### heads do these things. To terrorize the population. It’s totally understandable.I think when people keep seeing mass events happen, it's a natural, if misguided response.
I agree with you. Just sort of sticking up for sentiment. It's an emotional response to something really terrible. Vegas got me thinking about going to shows, honestly. We're fairly safe, but terrorism is happening, both domestic and foreign.Yes I know. That’s why these #### heads do these things. To terrorize the population. It’s totally understandable.
But we can’t fall into the trap of extrapolating the events we see on tv as happening everywhere, all the time.
If you live in some suburb of Omaha or Portland or a small town in Ohio you are really, truly, incredibly safe. Even in the big cities.
it goes towards how you react, IMO.I agree with you. Just sort of sticking up for sentiment. It's an emotional response to something really terrible. Vegas got me thinking about going to shows, honestly. We're fairly safe, but terrorism is happening, both domestic and foreign.Yes I know. That’s why these #### heads do these things. To terrorize the population. It’s totally understandable.
But we can’t fall into the trap of extrapolating the events we see on tv as happening everywhere, all the time.
If you live in some suburb of Omaha or Portland or a small town in Ohio you are really, truly, incredibly safe. Even in the big cities.
Sorry... fresh out of morphine... shame.Hopefully he is in completely agonizing pain and they don't bother to treat it.
Of definitely heightened security tonight.Of course I hope everyone is OK
But on a selfish note, Im supposed to be going to the Rangers game today with my son. Wonder if there will be any additional security if they decide to have the game at all. Sounds like the damage was minimal so far though
A pipe bomb exploded in a underground subway passage between Times Square and the Port Authority Bus Terminal — one of the busiest transit hubs in the world — on Monday in what officials are calling a terrorist attack.
Akayed Ullah, a 27-year-old Bangladeshi native, detonated part of his “low tech” explosive at 7:30 a.m. and was injured in an underground subway passage just 200 feet from the bus terminal at West 42nd St. and Eighth Ave., officials said. Three commuters suffered minor injuries, officials said.
After the explosion, Port Authority cops moved in and struggled with Ullah, who had wires attached to his body, sources said.
He tried to set off the rest of his bomb, but only part of it went off. Two PAPD officers grabbed him and successfully removed the explosives without further incident.
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital with burns to the hands and the abdomen and also lacerations and is expected to survive, sources said.
was that a flour bomb?
Was he from Wisconsin?was that a flour bomb?
and, being that this was NYC, how come nobody rushed up to kick this guy a few... dozen... times?
was his name Grabowski? Zbiniewski? Vannieuwenhoven?Was he from Wisconsin?
then no need to rush up and kick him a dozen times while lying prone.was his name Grabowski? Zbiniewski? Vannieuwenhoven?
if not, probably not from Wisconsin then