New York shooting: gunman said in note that playing football gave him CTE | New York
In a mass shot in New York on Monday, he was a former high school footballer who left a note that the sport complained that the sport was known as CTE in a collective shot that killed four victims, including a police officer.
Detectives are still trying to determine the motive behind the frenzy of 27 -year -old Shane Devon Tamura on 345 Park Boulevard in Manhattan on Monday. Century in the quarter of the most deadly weapon attack in New York.
Tamura shot and killed three victims of 36 and other victims of 36 and other. In addition, he shot the employee of the National Football League (NFL), the corporate offices of the skyscraper and seriously injured and seriously investigates the New York Police Department (NYPD), that he targeted the NFL and will blame the organization because of perceived brain injuries.
At the end of the attack, the Tamura rode up to 33 times an elevator, and the owner of the targeted building, the real estate company Rudin Management of offices killed a fourth person before taking his own life.
NFL’s offices are lower than the places where Tamura died.
Cnn reported He found a note that Tamura said he said he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy or CTE in the back pocket of his body. The disease, which has similarities with Alzheimer’s, is related to repetitive blows to the head and jolts that occur by American footballers.
According to CNN, some of the note said, “Terry Long Football gave me CTE,” he said.
He continued: “You can’t go against the NFL, they’re gonna crush you.
“Please examine my brain, sorry, tell Rick that I am sorry for everything.”
Long was a former player with Pittsburgh Stelers, one of the first NFL players to be diagnosed in CTE in 2005. In the same year, he killed himself after drinking antifreeze.
The “rick” identity was not clear immediately.
New York Mayor Eric Adams confirmed the existence of CBS’s grade this morning. “He had a note about him, Ad Adams said. “Note stated that he thought he was a CTE with a brain damage known for those who participate in contact sports. He seemed to have accused NFL for his injury.”
Mayor, early police investigations claimed that the shooter targets the NFL, he added. “We have a reason to believe that it focuses on the NFL agency in the building,” Adams said.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said on Tuesday, a league employee was seriously injured in the attack, he said. The employee is in a stable situation in the hospital.
Goodll said that safety is bored in Park Avenue offices. He addressed the league staff and said: “Each of you is a valuable member of the NFL family. We will bring it together.”
New York police, Tamura’nın Las Vegas, Nevada’daki said he went to the city. The investigation of his car revealed a loaded pistol, ammunition and prescription drugs for Tamura, a story of mental health problems.
Public records show that he has received a security guard license and reports show that security is working in a Las Vegas casino. Voter recording showed him that he had no party connection.
As a young man, he played competitive football as a run at Golden Valley High School in Santa Clarita and later at Granada Hills Charter School in Los Angeles. A teammate of those days to local La News Station ABC7 “He was a great man in general. He was just a man who really enjoyed the sport and wasn’t problematic.”
After a match between Granada Hills and a local competitor school, a video showed Tamura how his team returned to win 35-31 from being 10-0. “Absolutely, he had to stay disciplined,” he said.
“The coach continued to tell us not to keep his head down. We should just continue to play, we should continue to play, just keep your head high and a good result will come.”
The CTE is a neurodegenerative disease that is found to be caused by repeated head injuries. It is mostly associated with military personnel exposed to contact sports and traumatic brain events.
In 2016, NFL first adopted a connection between illness and football that resisted the adoption of the connection for years. A settlement of millions of dollars was adopted between NFL and thousands of former players in the previous year.
Research conducted by Dr Ann McKEE of CTE Center at Boston University, made the association irreversible. A 2023 Studies The center found that the former NFL player who was examined after the death of the brain was diagnosed with CTE for 345.
Symptoms of the disease contain depression, headache and sleep problems. Last year, a study Mass General Brigham in Boston reported that 2,000 former NFL players had a third thought disease, and many of them have frequent suicide thoughts.
