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Here’s What Really Happened at the Mass Shooting in Brooklyn

Yesterday, a mentally-ill man who protested against Mayor Adams and threatened with bizarre rants on YouTube has been identified as a possible person of interest in the bloodbath that took place during…

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Also, Frank James mentioned in his lengthy videos that he was diagnosed with a mental illness and talked about the “horror show” that the city’s mental health services provide its patients. He explains that what’s happening there is violence, not the physical type, but “the kind of violence that can be experienced by a child in grade school…which made him go get a gun and start shooting moterf-ers.”

Frank James claimed that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the best proof that black people were treated extremely badly in society. He believes that the “white people” can only commit genocide against each other and they will come after African Americans too. “It’s just a matter of time before these white people decide, ‘Hey listen. Enough is enough. These ni-ers got to go,”

Even more, the key to the prime suspect’s van was found at the scene of the crime, alongside a credit card that rented the van out of Philadelphia, cops and law-enforcement sources mentioned. Police officers believe that the suspect was living out of the U-Haul van, mainly because his clothing and personal care products were there.

The gunman had been for a while on the run before police discovered a crucial clue, which is the van. It had Arizona plates and was found on West Third Street near Kings Highway later the same day, according to sources.

Police went on finding the shooter and declared that the surveillance cameras at the Sunset Park subway station weren’t even working at the time of the assault. According to law enforcement sources, apparently, these cameras go out “from time to time”.

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