Accused NYC Subway Shooter Frank James Pleads Not Guilty
- James was arraigned on Friday, a month after his arrest
- He faces terrorism, gun charges over incident that injured 23
Frank James is escorted out of the 9th Precinct by police after being arrested in New York on April 13.
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Frank James, the man accused of opening fire on a packed New York City subway car during the morning rush hour last month, pleaded not guilty to terrorism and gun charges.
James appeared in federal court in Brooklyn on Friday, a month after he was arrested. Wearing khaki jail fatigues, a blue surgical mask under his nose and black sneakers, he spoke confidently as he twice pleaded “Not Guilty.”