Brooklyn Subway Shooting Prompts Major U.S. Transit Security Response
The attack in Brooklyn took place around 8:30 a.m. According to an official with the New York Police Department (NYPD), the suspect got on a northbound R train and detonated a smoke bomb. The train continued to the next stop, where gunfire erupted. The New York Fire Department said 16 people were injured, and NYPD reports no life-threatening injuries. Several transit systems across the nation have commented on the attack, stating that they are ramping up security and patrols on subway stations in major cities, including Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington D....