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At Least 11 Injured in Brooklyn Subway Shooting

Apr 12, 2022

A masked gunman injured at least 11 in a shooting at a Brooklyn subway on Tuesday morning. That’s according to the AP.

The attack was at the 36th Street station in the Sunset Park neighborhood.

The gunman, who was said to be wearing a construction vest and gas mask, apparently deployed a smoke device before firing. The person is currently on the loose as local schools are on lockdown.

An official told the AP said the smoke device may have been used to distract people before the shooting.

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