John Miller: We Don’t See Rifles in New York in Shootings Like This

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MILLER: “— in New York City, in the middle of Manhattan. And I — I was there the day when, you know, the individual, Frank James, opened fire on the subway in rush hour with a handgun and a smoke bomb. Nobody was killed that day, thank God, but he did wound 10 people. But in this case, you’ve got — you’ve got something just very unusual for New York because we don’t see rifles in New York in shootings like this. You know, most of our crime in New York City is with handguns and not this kind of indiscriminate attack where we still don’t know why he went to that floor in that building and targeted those people after shooting up the lobby.”