Brooklyn Subway Shooting Sketch – What Happened? Suspect Mask With Orange Jumpsuit Details

Police officers along with all the reporters arrived at the incident at around 8:30 a.m. ET, receiving reports of smoke inside the subway station.

Therefore, first responders of this incident also found several undetonated devices around the station, which is located in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn.

On the social media platform Twitter, the NYPD confirmed there were “NO active explosives at this time” at the scene. One Witness told The New York Post that she “lost count” of the number of rounds the shooter fired off and saw a man drop.

And some kind of cylinder that sparked at the top which they thought he was an MTA worker at first because he was like, he didn’t pay too much attention.

Moreover, the police investigators believed that a smoke bomb went off and that the gunman had shot from inside a subway train. Videos of this incident which spread all over the internet show panicked riders pouring from a train and onto a platform.

After researching the incident and as per the investigator, they said that the suspicious person was a heavy man with a gas mask and an orange construction vest who had been wearing a dark blue outfit.

However, the detailed information about the suspicious person in this incident is yet to find out. At the time of writing this article, there is not much information about that person.

Although the police team has just figured out the outlook of the person where he or she will soon out to the public about whoever did this incident.

Talking about the victims of the Brooklyn Subway Shooting it has come to confirm that thirteen people were injured on Tuesday Morning. Police later declared that no one was “active explosive devices.”

As per the public, one of the spokespeople said 13 people were injured but stopped short of saying how many had been shot. In fact, the name details of the victims haven’t been disclosed yet.