Brooklyn subway shooting

The NYPD has identified a man that detectives are looking for who may be connected to the mass shooting that unfolded on a crowded subway train in Brooklyn at the height of the morning rush hour on Tuesday. Officers recovered a Glock 17 9mm semiautomatic pistol, three extended-capacity magazines, four smoke grenades, a hatchet, a container of gasoline, and a key to a U-Haul rental van, a top police official said.

What would typically be a quiet Tuesday morning commute turned into a tragedy for families and students simply trying to get to work or school. More than two-dozen people were injured after the gunman opened fire on a rush-hour subway. Ten victims were shot

Kenneth Foote-Smith was on the subway train when a man opened fire on Tuesday morning. He described the terror the passengers felt as it unfolded.

Amtrak says it is increasing police patrols around city train stations in response to the Brooklyn subway shooting.

A gunman wearing a gas mask and a reflective safety vest shot 10 people inside a Brooklyn subway station during the Tuesday morning rush hour.