Deadly NFL Shooting Exposes Gaps in Security and Mental Health Oversight
A tragic shooting at the NFL’s Manhattan office that killed four, including a heroic NYPD officer, highlights serious failures in building security and mental health vigilance—issues Washington must confront to protect American institutions.
The shocking shooting at the NFL’s New York City office on Monday, which claimed four lives including that of an off-duty NYPD officer, lays bare a troubling combination of security vulnerabilities and mental health oversight failures. While the nation mourns these preventable deaths, we must ask: How long will authorities allow such risks to threaten our critical institutions? Could This Tragedy Have Been Prevented? Shane Tamura, the gunman who opened fire at the building where the NFL conducts business, appears to have been motivated by grievances linked to his alleged brain disease claim. But troublingly, law enforcement confirms he had...
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