- [Daily Mail, Where America Gets Its News] Frank James, 62, was taken into custody on Wednesday, nearly 30 hours after the shooting in Brooklyn
- He has now been charged with federal terrorism charges and is due to be arraigned
- His criminal record includes multiple charges in New York and New Jersey including charges for possessing burglary tools, criminal sex act, criminal tampering, trespassing, larceny and disorderly conduct
- James was arrested outside a McDonald's on First Avenue in the East Village after security worker Zach Tahhan, 21, recognized him and alerted nearby cops
- The New York Post also cites sources saying James called cops himself saying: 'I think you're looking for me'
- Eric Adams claimed on Wednesday 'we got him!' and Commissioner Keechant Sewell claimed the NYPD left him 'nowhere to hide' and 'shrank his world'
- They were slammed by New Yorkers who pointed out how James had been able to evade the entire city's law enforcement and FBI for nearly 30 hours
- Breon S. Peace, the U.S. attorney for New York's Eastern District, which brought the charges, said James could face life in prison if convicted: he is due in federal court on Thursday
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