New York terror attack: Mayor issues WARNING after explosion – terrorists will NOT win
NEW YORK Mayor Bill de Blasio has issued a stern warning to would be terror attackers, insisting terrorists will not win in their battle to disrupt the West.
By JOE BARNE
Express.co.uk
Mon, Dec 11, 2017
New York police detained a man after a “pipe bomb” was detonated at a New York Subway station in an alleged terror attack.
New York Police Department confirmed the man had used a pipe bomb-style device attached to his body using velcro.
Police confirmed a man, aged 27 and named as Okayed Ullah, was detained after an “attempted terrorist attack”.
The pipe bomb device was detonated in a passageway connecting two Subway lines below ground at Port Authority bus terminal at around 7.20am local time.
The 27-year-old suffered serious injuries in the blast, leaving him with burns to his torso.
Three other people in the vicinity were caught up in the blast and only suffered minor injuries.
Speaking at a press conference after the “attempted terrorist attack”, Mr de Blasio said: “Let’s be clear that this was an attempted terrorist attack.
“Thank God the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals. Thank God the only injuries we know of at this point were minor.
“The choice of New York is always for a reason because we show that a society of many faiths and background can work and our enemies want to undermine that. But New york City is blessed with the finest law enforcement.
“It’s very important for my fellow New Yorkers to know that there are no additional known activities at this time.
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