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A SUSPECT involved in fatal shootings of two homeless men in Manhattan might also be involved in other attacks earlier this month.

Three other attacks on homeless people occurred in Washington DC, with one of them fatal, said three law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation.

Police believe a suspect involved in the deaths of two homeless people might also be involved in attacks in Washington DC
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Police believe a suspect involved in the deaths of two homeless people might also be involved in attacks in Washington DCCredit: NYPD
Multiple agencies are investigating the incidents which occurred this month
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Multiple agencies are investigating the incidents which occurred this monthCredit: Peter Gerber

The attacks in DC happened on March 3, March 8 and March 9. The third attack was fatal as the victim was found in a burning tent with gunshot and stab wounds. 

The NYPD, DC Metropolitan Police and agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives as assisting in the investigation.

DC Police have confirmed that they are exploring the theory that the

According to Newark police, teams of cops and outreach workers have been warning those experiencing homelessness to seek shelter.

NYC ATTACKS

The latest attack occurred around 7pm Sunday at Greenwich Street and Mary Street in NYC. A man was sleeping in a bag on the street when he was fatally shot.

Police believe the suspect in the attack might also be responsible for shootings on Saturday, one of which was also fatal.

Both of the victims were shot in Manhattan.

The suspect appeared to approach the first two men on purpose and shoot them, police said. The suspect was seen wearing

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers. There is a $10,000 reward for information

NYC Mayor Eric Adams called the attacks “horrific.”

“We need to find this person, and we need New Yorkers to help us,” he said.

A task force of officers and a homeless outreach team is focusing on finding homeless people in the subways to urge them to go to city-owned shelters, said Adams.

Adams has also implemented an aggressive campaign to clear the subways of the homeless due to a surge of crime. 

In the first week, 143 people were arrested and the city’s subways had 455 people removed from trains and stations. 

The suspect was seen wearing all black and a black ski mask
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The suspect was seen wearing all black and a black ski maskCredit: NYPD
People are urged to call Crime Stoppers if they have any information
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People are urged to call Crime Stoppers if they have any informationCredit: Metropolitan Police Department

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