Frank James: Last News

Brooklyn facility since she was found guilty last year and was said to be on 'suicide watch' prior to her sentencing. At her sentencing today (June 28), upon receiving her judgement for the crimes she committed under dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell's lawyers made a last-ditch attempt to have her rehomed to the BOP woman’s facility in Danbury, Connecticut.

Brooklyn subway station – firing 33 shots and wounding 10 people – was taken into custody “without incident” on Wednesday afternoon in Manhattan after police received a tip-off.Unusually, the informant was reportedly the shooter himself as he told police, who were on a manhunt for him, exactly where he would be.Frank James was arrested at around 2pm yesterday afternoon after a manhunt that had lasted nearly 30 hours. A law enforcement source claims that James, 62, had called the CrimeStoppers hotline himself, telling them he would be in a McDonalds in New York’s East Village.By the time police made it to the restaurant, James had left, but had been spotted by at least two other New Yorkers as he wandered around nearby.The source told The New York Post: “A call came into Crime Stoppers … The guy says, ‘You know I think you’re looking for me.

shooting which took place on Tuesday (April 12) in Brooklyn in which 29 people injured, police confirmed that suspect Mr James is now in custody following a 30-hour manhunt. They say the key to James' U-Haul van was found at the scene of the crime, as was a credit card that had rented the vehicle out of Philadelphia.

Bethenny Frankel believes the Big Apple is in big trouble.After a gunman opened fire on a Brooklyn subway on Tuesday, April 12, injuring upwards of 30 people, the former "Real Housewives of New York City" star sounded off on the city."This subway situation is terrifying, and New York is not what it used to be," she said in an Instagram video. "New York City is not safe."Bethenny claimed she can see past the city's glitz and glamour … or, in her mind, what's left of it.

Twitter shows he was arrested while wearing a dark blue T-shirt, matching trousers and a black cap.Cops had begun a huge manhunt on Tuesday (April 12) morning after a gunman set off a smoke bomb and opened fire in a train carriage on a New York subway during rush-hour.The suspect reportedly jumped on the train tracks and fled after unleashing the attack, resulting in an amber alert being issued for the entire city.After searching the train station where the incident occurred, investigating officers found a disturbing bag full of items they believe to belong to the shooter.Included among the items was a bag of smoke bombs and fireworks.CNN reports that a Wisconsin fireworks company is working with the FBI after showng a receipt that a man named Frank James purchased fireworks and smoke balls from them in June 2021.Phantom Fireworks stated they "cannot confirm that the purchaser and the person of interest are the same individual" as there is no video surveillance footage of the purchase available.The key to James' U-Haul van was found at the scene of the crime, as was a credit card that had rented the vehicle out of Philadelphia.NYPD are unclear if James is the suspected gunman but believe James was living out of the U-Haul truck because personal items were in there, the New York Post reports.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.

New York subway shootings had posted a lengthy bizarre rant online.Frank James, 63, had posted a strange and threatening rant on YouTube delivered to New York's Mayor Eric Adams, 61.Police say James is being sought out for questioning after the he posted to the video sharing platform where he warned of "entering the danger zone".One of the lengthy videos accused Mayor Adams of not doing enough to combat homelessness, while James also said he was a "victim of your mental health program". James' lengthy and targeted criticism of Mayor Adams showed the man rant about the homelessness crisis in New York, race issues and wild claims that the Russian invasion of Ukraine was proof of disdain toward black people in society.

Ed Meza @edmezavarGerman distributor Der Filmverleih in Stuttgart has boarded Berlin-based Films in Motion’s World War II trilogy penned by American writer J. Frank James.The films, in various stages of development, include “The Face,” produced with Leipzig-based Departures Film and starring Ludwig Trepte (“Deutschland 86”).