Last Monday (28), a former football player shot four people inside a luxury building in New York, United States. The mayor of the city, Eric Adams, confirmed that the shooter died at the scene.
Shane Tamura, 27, used a carbine to commit the acts. Security cameras showed that he got out of a car stopped in the middle of the street with the gun in hand.
According to American police, the boy set up a barricade inside the building and was found dead there. The place is where the headquarters of the National Football League (NFL), the best known football league worldwide. Tamura blamed the league for developing a disease, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, common among sports players.
After entering the building, Tamura shot three people, including a security guard who was hiding behind the surveillance table. He then climbed towards the floor where the National Football League (NFL) headquarters was headed, but ended up going to the wrong walk and killed another woman, according to local information.
After committing the acts, the boy took his own life.
The suspect was the security of a casino in Las Vegas, so it had a gun possession. Prior to that, the young man was running back from a university team at the Hills Charter High School in California. At the time, he was one of the team’s highlights.
Adams said investigations against the shooter are still in progress.
