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New York subway shooting suspect told police 'I'll be waiting in McDonalds' after attack
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.
