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Panic and uncertanty filled the streets of Midtown Manhattan Monday evening after a tragic shootin’ left four people dead and another badly hurt inside a busy office buildin’. Cops say the suspect turned the gun on himself shortly after the attack, ending the rampage.

Eyewitnsses described the scene as total chaos, with folks runnin’ from the area and police floodin’ the streets. While investigators are still piecin’ together what exactly happend, the incident has already raised new concerns about safety in public workspaces.

Who Was Shane Tamura? NYC Shootin’ Suspect Linked to NFL HQ Incident

Shane Tamura’s name hit headlines after a deadly shootin’ shook Midtown Manhattan on Monday evenin’. While officials haven’t shared a full background just yet, early reports are startin’ to paint a picture of the man behind the tragic attack.

Tamura was born in Hawaii but later settled in Las Vegas. He didn’t have any major criminal history, though records show he held a concealed carry permit for a handgun and had once been licensed as a private investigator in Nevada — though that license had already expired. It’s also belived he used to play football for Granada Hills.

Some reports — not yet confirmed by the cops — suggest that Tamura may have been tryin’ to target the NFL headquarters. Rumors say he was frustrated over not makin’ it into the league. But again, that’s just speculation for now. The NYPD hasn’t released an offical motive.

The incident happened at around 6:30 p.m. when Tamura walked into the skyscraper at 345 Park Avenue in Midtown. He opened fire, injurin’ a police officer and two others in the process. A shootout broke out in the lobby, and then Tamura moved up to the 33rd floor. NYPD got emergency calls from both the 32nd and 33rd floors, and later, a body was found in a stairwell with a rifle nearby.

The building is home to some big names, includin’ Blackstone (the world’s largest hedge fund), KPMG, Deutsche Bank, and the NFL’s main offices.