NFL Employee Sues NYC Over 2025 Headquarters Shooting

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NFL Employee Sues NYC Over 2025 Headquarters Shooting

An NFL employee wounded during the 2025 mass shooting at the league’s New York headquarters has filed a $24 million lawsuit against New York City, alleging slain NYPD Detective Didarul Islam’s negligence allowed gunman Shane Tamura to enter the building. The suit claims newly reviewed surveillance footage shows Islam failed to identify or respond to the visible threat before the attack.

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