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Shooting in Brooklyn Subway station, 13 injured

The New York Fire Department confirmed that including the five people that were shot, altogether thirteen (13) people were injured on Tuesday in New York City, during a shooting in a Brooklyn Subway Station.

From the reports gathered ,a man opened fire on a train at the 36th street in Brooklyn Sunset Park during rush hour.

There were also reports of smoke inside the 36th street Subway station; Police said, the man was sighted wearing an orange construction vest and also wearing a gas mask.

Fire Officials and Police said, Investigators were trying to ascertain the possibility of explosive devices detonated during the shooting; although the Police Department Said, no explosive devices found at the scene.

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