The man arrested in connection with Tuesday’s rush-hour subway shooting in Brooklyn faces a federal terrorism charge that could send him to prison for life.
Frank James, 62, intended “to cause death and serious bodily injury to one or more persons” during a brazen attack on the New York City subway, Brooklyn U.S. Attorney
The federal statute cited by Peace prohibits terrorist and other violent attacks on mass transportation systems. If convicted, James could face as long as life in prison, the prosecutor said.
James was
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