News about Frank James

With an additional ten years in prison, the man who started fire bombs on a packed New York subway before shooting ten people last year has completed ten years. Frank James, 64, was sentenced to prison for one of the most violent assaults on the Big Apple's transit system ever seen.

Left, Washington, D.C.'s Police Chief, Robert Contee, said the best way to stamping out the recent crime spree in the capitol is to'keep violent people in jail.' He also revealed that the average murder suspect had 11 prior arrests before committing a murder. His remarks came a month after Minesota congresswoman Angie Craig was assaulted by a man with 13 prior assaults to his name, the newest in a string of offences perpetrated by those who are not in jail.

In the aftermath of his bloodbath, a new video shows the NYC subway shooter napping and wetting himself during an FBI interview. Following Frank James' guilty plea in January, a video obtained by NBC New York in the aftermath of his arrest in April, two days after the assault on a Brooklyn N train that killed ten subway passengers. During an interview, he denied knowing that cops are questioning him about. At one point in the clip, James, 63, can be seen cocking his head back to sleep. During the interview, he peed himself and was seen being led away by two cops before claiming that he spends his day in alcohol and making YouTube videos, adding, 'That's all I do.' On the northbound N train that was traveling through Sunset Park, Brooklyn, the 63-year-old gunman opened fire. No one was hurt in the assault, but there was no video of the blood-smeared chaos and terror inside the subway car moments after James unloaded his pistol.

On Tuesday, Frank James, 63, pleaded guilty to terrorist charges in Brooklyn federal court in connection with a subway attack on April 12. Authorities also opened fire on the train running through Brooklyn, killing ten people and injuring another 23 others. In court records last month, his defense lawyers announced that he did intend to plead guilty to all 11 terrorist charges against him without a plea bargain. Prosecutors are now demanding a more than 40-year sentence for James, who claims he planned the assault years in advance.

Frank James, who has been accused of orchestrating the worst attack on a New York subway system in years, is expected to plead guilty to terrorist charges in connection with the April shooting. After firing two smoke grenades on a northbound N train in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, killing ten people and injuring 23, James is reportedly opened fire on a northbound N train. No one was injured in the shooting, but the unprecedented assault stunned many in the area and set off a 24-hour manhunt that culminated in James' capture in Manhattan.

At about 1.10 a.m., a woman at Winthrop Street subway station was splashed with the unknown substance. The woman had been walking up the stairs leading to the exit when she threw the drug at her from a small bottle. The perpetrator is thought to have followed the victim and yelled at her before deciding to attack her with the unknown chemicals.

The NYPD is looking for an unidentified 85-year-old man, who was assaulted by the perpetrator before he was robbed. As the perpetrator was walking down Lexington Avenue just across an intersection on E. 120th Street in East Harlem, the perpetrator is seen running behind the victim until she is apprehended and led to the ground. The assassination took the victim's wallet before fleeing.