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The NFL reportedly sent a memo to its 32 teams on Friday suggesting they improve safety after a fatal shooting in the league’s New York City office on July 28. According to ESPN.
It is reported that the memorandum was NFL All team owners and the president’s chief security officer and general counsel, and made three suggestions:
- Updated threat assessment to correctly mitigate and identify risks
- Whenever a player or employee is on the court
- Weapon screening into team and league buildings
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On July 29, 2025, New York Police Department Crime Scene Investigator in a Fatal Mass Shooting in Manhattan, New York. (Kelly Cooper/Reuters)
“The committee is aware that these changes will affect day-to-day operations and require investment in time, coordination and resources,” the memo said. “However, there is no priority higher than the safety and security of our players, coaches, staff and everyone working around and around our facilities.
“At moments like this, we remind us that security is not a background feature. It’s basic.”
Authorities said four people were killed and five people were injured in the building, which was the headquarters of Blackstone and the NFL.
New York Shooting: Knowledge about Gunner Shane Tamura
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell praised Degenerate New York Police Department official Didarul Islam, right. (Imagn/ap)
The victim was identified as Didarul Islam, a 36-year-old New York Police Department official, who works safely in the building. Wesley Lepatner, 43, is a married mother who was shot dead in the building’s lobby; real estate worker Julia Hyman, 27; and security guard Aland Etienne.
One employee NFL It is reported that “severe injury”.
Investigators suspect Shane Tamura, 27, of Las Vegas, tries to arrive at the NFL office Shooting several people Authorities said it was in the lobby of the building and then in the 33rd floor office on Monday, before committing suicide.
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Split image shows Shane Tamura being a high school football player next to the security video. (Post; Fox News)
Security video shows Tamura entering the hall at 345 Park Avenue and immediately fired, firing. Tisch said then he used an M4 assault rifle to drive a security guard behind the table.
Tamura waits for the elevator, allowing a woman to be unharmed and then takes her to the 33rd floor. Police said he started shooting and killing another person, then eventually taking his own life.
Tamura is licensed to carry hidden weapons in Nevada.
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