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00:00Innocent families are mourning.

00:01Officer Saitamura drove to New York from Las Vegas three days ago.

00:06He arrived in New Jersey just about two hours or so before the shooting.

00:09Take a listen to what investigators found when they searched his car.

00:13Officers found a rifle case with rounds, a loaded revolver, ammunition and magazines,

00:19a backpack, and medication prescribed to Mr. Tamora.

00:23Investigators believe that he acted alone and say there is no active threat to the community.

00:31Again, all of this is still very much under investigation.

00:35Live in Midtown Manhattan, Josh, back to you.

00:38All right, Haley Fixler there with Fox 5 New York.

00:40Thank you so much.

00:41I'm sure we'll be checking back as we get more information.

00:45It is now 7.20 on the East Coast and 4.20 on the West Coast.

00:49I do want to take you out to our Fox 5 New York team right now

00:52as they are interviewing live Mayor Eric Adams about all of this.

00:56Let's lift up the audio here and listen in.

00:59It's much better here.

01:01Dan and Rosanna, back over to you.

01:03Mike, thank you very much.

01:04While police this morning searching for a motive in the deadly shooting in Midtown

01:08that took the lives of four people, including an off-duty NYPD officer.

01:12Police identified the shooter as Shane Tamora, 27 years old, from Las Vegas.

01:17He opened fire on the Park Avenue building during rush hour on Monday night

01:22before turning the gun on himself.

01:24Joining us right now with more on the investigation, Mayor Adams, thank you so much.

01:28Our condolences to everyone who was affected yesterday, their families,

01:33the people who work in those buildings.

01:35What new information do you have for us this morning, Mayor?

01:39Thank you for having me and really pointing out this horrific incident.

01:43We had six people who were shot, one being the suspect.

01:50As you indicated, he turned the gun on himself and shot himself in the chest.

01:55He appeared to have some history, mental health history,

02:01from what we're getting from our partners in the Nevada, Las Vegas area.

02:10But it's just a real unfortunate situation.

02:13The suspect walked into the building 345 Park Avenue,

02:18carrying in his right hand an automatic weapon,

02:21immediately discharged rounds, shot a police officer, Officer Islam,

02:28a three-year veteran with two children,

02:32and his wife is expecting a child on the way.

02:35And, again, our hearts goes out to the entire city in general,

02:40but specifically the men and women in the NYPD and Officer Islam's family.

02:44Yes, we agree with you and send our condolences as well.

02:48Tell us about the apparent suicide note that was in the shooter's pocket.

02:54He alluded to having CTE from playing in the NFL.

03:00He never played in the NFL.

03:02And he alluded to the CTE being the reason for his illness.

03:09It appears as though he was going after the employees at the NFL,

03:17the building 345 housed the NFL's company there as well.

03:24But we're still going through the suicide note to zero in on the exact reason.

03:31But at this time, it appears as though something that is attached to his belief

03:36he experienced CTE from playing in the NFL.

03:39And so it appears that this is an individual who drove all the way across the country from Las Vegas,

03:44believing he was suffering from this brain disorder known as CTE.

03:48He goes to this building where the NFL headquarters are located in some kind of revenge situation.

03:55He gets inside.

03:56He ends up on the 33rd floor.

03:59We know that the NFL offices are on a lower floor.

04:02Does it appear he got lost in the building?

04:03Was he trying to get there?

04:04Did he just go the wrong way?

04:06What can you tell us about that?

04:08Yeah, great question.

04:09There are two different elevator banks.

04:12And as anyone has said, many of our corporate buildings, some banks don't go to every floor.

04:19He appeared to have gone to the wrong bank.

04:22And he ended up on the floor of Rootin Management.

04:26And you see on the videos that he discharged the weapons several times.

04:32And we must commend Rootin Management for the safety precautions that they've put in place,

04:39even a safe bathroom where you can lock it down with a bulletproof door.

04:44Some of the staffers use that.

04:48It's unfortunate that during these days and times, active shooter drills are taking place all across the country.

04:55And Rootin Management did their job of clearly having those active shooter drills.

05:01And the staffers who were in the building were able to utilize some of the safe rooms.

05:07And I believe it played a great role in saving lives of some of the staffers.

05:13It was after 6 p.m.

05:16And so many people were no longer in the office.

05:19But he appeared to have gone to the wrong floor and due to the wrong elevator bank,

05:26where you can see on the front desk which elevator bank was the NFL.

05:31But he did not go to that bank.

05:33Okay, so it sounds like he did go to the wrong floor.

05:36You know, you talked about a history of mental illness.

05:39You've been in touch with your partners out there in the Nevada area,

05:41where apparently he had a concealed carry permit.

05:45But if this is an individual who had some history of mental illness

05:49and then is able to get this permit and then a high-powered rifle,

05:53I mean, those things don't seem like they're adding up here with this history of mental problems

05:57and then being able to get this high-powered rifle.

06:00And it harms cities like New York.

06:04When you look at the fact we have been on a very focused action

06:10of removing illegal guns off our streets, close to 23,000,

06:14here you have a person that is able to drive from an area where the carry laws are more lax

06:21and enter our city and have in possession of an automatic weapon of this magnitude.

06:30That is the battle that we've had as New Yorkers,

06:33that we had to actually not only police our city,

06:37but police the neighboring states that allow more lax gun laws,

06:42and they enter our city.

06:44He drove from Las Vegas, as you stated, to come to New York to do harm.

06:49Mayor, were there any warning signs that he was on his way here?

06:54I know New York is always the target,

06:57and that our police officers thwart a lot of possible attacks in this city.

07:03Do we have any indication that he was on the radar of our police officers?

07:10No, not at all.

07:11And our partners from federal agencies, they were here to assist as well,

07:17and there were no indications at all that he was coming to New York to create any harm.

07:23And we understand that New Yorkers are shaking at this time,

07:26and you will see a visible presence of our critical response teams that will be out at major shopping areas.

07:35But we don't believe that there are any other gunmen that was participating in this action.

07:42He's a lone gunman, but at a high level of abundance for caution,

07:48we're going to make sure that we do have our critical response team at our shopping locations and major tourist attractions.

07:55Mayor, 911 calls.

07:59This guy double parked his car on Park Avenue and got out of the car with a rifle.

08:07High-powered rifle, absolutely.

08:08A high-powered rifle.

08:09I know New Yorkers are rushing to get home.

08:12Sometimes they're looking at their phone.

08:14Were there 911 calls that alerted, that gave the police a heads up to get to the scene right away?

08:22Yes, there were several calls made.

08:24Over 40 calls were made.

08:27And, you know, we announced last week about the partnership with Citizen Apps.

08:34I want to thank them.

08:35We were able to get communications out to New Yorkers.

08:39It was a powerful tool to let New Yorkers know, particularly those who were in the buildings,

08:45would push notifications to stay into the building, shelter in place,

08:49until we could do a full sweep of the entire building.

08:53And, you know, there's a personal note for me.

08:56I was a mailroom employee in the building, 345 Park Avenue, as a young child.

09:02And walking through the building and seeing the blood and the number of innocent people who were shot

09:10has just brought me back to a full-circle moment of someplace that I worked as a young man.

09:15Ms. Mary, we don't have a lot of time left.

09:17I know you have a busy morning.

09:18But gun violence in the United States is a serious problem.

09:21New York City and Midtown, these skyscrapers,

09:24we really haven't seen some of the problems that we've seen in other parts of the country.

09:27But now we have this guy.

09:28We have the Mangione situation from last year targeting a corporate individual.

09:32Are you worried that there could be a copycat?

09:35You always focus on copycats.

09:38And that's why we're going to make sure we have our uniform assets that are out at high target areas.

09:46But also there will be assets that you're not going to see where officers are going to be there to keep a close watch.

09:54And we really have to thank all of our corporate partners.

09:58We meet with our corporate partners around public safety.

10:01And they have taken great strides in making sure that they harden their structures and their builders.

10:08And doing these trainings saves lives.

10:11Mayor, before we go, what are we doing?

10:13What is the city doing for Officer Islam's family?

10:15One thing about the New York City Police Department, we consider our fellow officers both retired and active as part of a family.

10:28And the city is going to be here to ensure they get the support that they deserve at this very difficult time.

10:33Mayor Adams, thank you so much for being here this morning.

10:36We appreciate you talking to New Yorkers and basically comforting them during a time everybody was very, very nervous yesterday.

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