Midtown Manhattan Skyscraper Shooting: Gunman 'Neutralized'

A gunman opened fire inside a Manhattan skyscraper housing NFL and major financial institutions, injuring three, including a police officer. The suspect, who wore a bullet-resistant vest, was reportedly neutralized. Authorities are investigating the incident, with the FBI providing onsite support. The area remains under heavy police presence.

A gunman opened fire inside a midtown Manhattan skyscraper, which houses the headquarters of the National Football League and several major financial institutions, including Blackstone. New York Police Commissioner Jessica Disch announced that the gunman has been 'neutralized.'

Preliminary reports indicate that at least one New York Police Department officer and two civilians were injured. Reports suggest the gunman wore a bullet-resistant vest and used an AR-style rifle. The New York Post noted that a police officer and a bystander were in critical condition.

The suspect barricaded himself on the 32nd floor before being neutralized. The skyscraper at 345 Park Avenue includes offices of prominent firms such as Blackstone, KPMG, Deutsche Bank, and NFL headquarters. Mayor Eric Adams confirmed an active shooter investigation, with the FBI assisting local authorities.

(With inputs from agencies.)