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Brooklyn subway shooting: Suspect Frank James posted racist rants to YouTube for years

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NEW YORK - Frank James, the man the NYPD identified as a person of interest in connection with the Brooklyn subway attack Tuesday morning, posted a string of antagonistic video rants to a YouTube channel for years.

Wednesday morning New York Mayor Eric Adams announced that James was considered a suspect, and no longer a person of interest, in Tuesday's shooting.

Using titles like "DOMESTICATED AVERAGES" and "SENSIBLE VIOLENCE," James posted hour-long, profanity-laced rants about race, politics and current events.

The banner image showed an alarm clock reading "Too Late." "When you talk to folks [about] what happens to you in prison, it is what it is," he said in the "DOMESTICATED" video. "That’s why I’m never going to prison… I’m not connected, I don’t have nobody, [and] nobody has my m---------ing back."If he did end up in prison, he predicted, that would be "a wrap." When police announced James as a person of interest in the subway attack, they shared a still image that appears to have been taken from a video he posted three weeks ago entitled, "STOP ONE COMPLETE."BROOKLYN SUBWAY SHOOTING: PERSON OF INTEREST IDENTIFIEDAt times, he sharply criticized Black Europeans and Americans using strings of slurs and racism, as well as women and the homeless.

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