Subway shooting suspect Andrew Abdullah ‘arrested two days after he shot Goldman Sachs employee’

The subway shooting suspect needed for killing a Goldman Sachs worker on Sunday turned himself into police at this time, exhibiting as much as a downtown Manhattan police station in a Rolls Royce. 

Andrew Abdullah, a recognized gang member, arrived on the Fifth Precinct in Chinatown  with a pastor from Brooklyn shortly earlier than 2pm, in accordance with The New York Post. 

His give up makes a mockery of the NYPD, which did not catch him two days after he allegedly shot Daniel Enriquez, 48, on the Q prepare at 11.42am on Sunday. 

His give up additionally bears similarities to that of Frank James, the subway shooter who terrorized commuters on April 12 on a unique prepare then spent two days on the lam earlier than calling 911 himself from an East Village McDonald’s. 

The whole NYPD power was imagined to be on the lookout for him. Abdullah was out on bond when he allegedly shot Enriquez on Sunday in what has been described as an unprovoked assault.  

Abdullah fled the scene and handed his gun to a homeless man outdoors of the station on the best way out. The homeless man then offered the weapon to a different homeless particular person for $10 and a few cocaine, in accordance with the Daily Beast. 

At that time, the second homeless particular person stashed the weapon and directed police to it. 

A 9-millimeter handgun was later recovered by police on scaffolding close by, the New York Times experiences.