New York terror attack: Truck crash in lower Manhattan leaves many dead injured; suspect in custody
James O'Neill
"Today there was a loss of innocent life in lower Manhattan " NYPD commissioner James O'Neill said at a Tuesday press conference.
The suspect then emerged brandishing what police called "imitation firearms." A pellet gun and a paintball gun were recovered at the scene   O'Neill  said.
An officer shot  him  in the abdomen and he was transported to the hospital.
 O'Neill  said statements the suspect made and the nature of the attack led investigators to believe it was an act of terror.  He  did not specify what those statements were.
"Today there was a loss of innocent life in  [TGT]  said at a Tuesday press conference.
The suspect then emerged brandishing what police called "imitation firearms." A pellet gun and a paintball gun were recovered at the scene    [TGT] said.
An officer shot   [TGT]   in the abdomen and he was transported to the hospital.
  [TGT] said statements the suspect made and the nature of the attack led investigators to believe it was an act of terror.   [TGT]   did not specify what those statements were.