"Excellent detective work, teamwork with our partners from the Metropolitan Police in DC at the ATF, and the FBI culminated in the arrest of the suspect in five shootings, including two murders of homeless men in New York City and Washington, DC,” NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell added."People experiencing homelessness have many worries to cope with every day. Tonight, they will have one less.
Investigators acknowledged, though, that they still knew little about the suspected killer or his motive.Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Adams, speaking together at the news conference, urged anyone living on the streets to go to city shelters where they might be safer. After five homeless men were attacked in New York City and D.C., two of them fatally, the city Newark is stepping up its safety protocol for its homeless population. NBC New York's Sarah Wallace reports.after a Metropolitan Police Department homicide captain — a former resident of New York City — saw surveillance photos that had been released Saturday night by the NYPD while scrolling through social media.D.C.