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NYC Gunman Who Shot 4 Dead Was Son of Ex-LAPD Officer, Police Say
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 31 – Shane Tamura targeted National Football League offices but attacked the 33rd floor by mistake, killing several including Julia Hyman, authorities said.
- On July 28, 2025, Shane Tamura, a 27-year-old former Horseshoe Casino employee, opened fire inside a Midtown Manhattan office building, killing four people including an off-duty police officer.
- Tamura intended to attack the National Football League's headquarters in the same building but mistakenly took an elevator to the 33rd floor, where the shooting occurred.
- Investigators found notes where Tamura attributed his actions to chronic traumatic encephalopathy , a brain disease linked to repeated head trauma, although diagnosis is uncertain in living people.
- Tamura had legally purchased part of the rifle from his supervisor Rick Ackley for $1,400, and forensic searches of his Las Vegas apartment uncovered psychiatric medication, a suicide note, and about 100 rounds of ammunition.
- The shooting ended with Tamura killing himself after Julia Hyman, a 27-year-old Rudin associate who had briefly left a panic room, was fatally shot upon returning outside.
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Office cleaner who came face-to-face with the Manhattan gunman details his deadly rampage
Sebije Nelovic always felt safe at 345 Park Avenue. For nearly three decades, she cleaned the ritzy Manhattan skyscraper in one of New York’s toniest neighborhoods. That sense of serenity was shattered by a barrage of gunfire.
Manhattan shooting victim Julia Hyman remembered as ‘remarkable person’
“There is nothing that can make this tragedy better or logical,” Rabbi Maurice Salth said at the funeral, the “N.Y. Jewish Week” reported.The post Manhattan shooting victim Julia Hyman remembered as ‘remarkable person’ appeared first on JNS.org.
NYC cleaning lady describes terrifying face-to-face encounter with gunman: 'I was so scared'
A New York City cleaning worker who came face to face with the shooter in the Manhattan office building attack is now speaking out about her terrifying encounter, saying she was "so scared" and hid in a closet for hours until police arrived. Sebije Nelovic said gunman Shane Tamura exited an elevator bank, pointed his rifle straight at her and started firing through the glass reception door on the 33rd floor of 345 Park Avenue on Monday night, ac…
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Four people were killed in the shooting at a building on Park Avenue.
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