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Source says Brooklyn subway attack being treated as terrorism; Story 'will be gone by the end of the week'

As Twitchy reported this morning, several undetonated devices were found at a Brooklyn subway station where multiple people were shot. We’re hearing from Newsweek editor-at-large Naveed Jamali that the suspect has been identified as a black male wearing a gray hoodie and an MTA vest.

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At the end of our post about there being no working surveillance cameras at the subway station during the mass shooting, we wrote, “This shooting will be out of the media by end of the day tomorrow if even that long.” Stephen L. Miller is being generous and giving it a week.

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There really weren’t any security cameras running?


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