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After the shooting, we know that the shooter runs across 54th Street. We know he goes up this alleyway called the Ziegfeld Alley right by the Ziegfeld Theater, which is a real landmark in midtown Manhattan. And then he gets on a bike at this point, and he rides up Sixth Avenue up to Central Park.

After the shooting, we know that the shooter runs across 54th Street. We know he goes up this alleyway called the Ziegfeld Alley right by the Ziegfeld Theater, which is a real landmark in midtown Manhattan. And then he gets on a bike at this point, and he rides up Sixth Avenue up to Central Park.

The cameras lose sight of him because he goes into the park. And one big blind spot in the city, you talk about cameras everywhere, there really aren't cameras in Central Park. There are trees, there are heavily wooded areas.

The cameras lose sight of him because he goes into the park. And one big blind spot in the city, you talk about cameras everywhere, there really aren't cameras in Central Park. There are trees, there are heavily wooded areas.

There's this amazing shot, and he peers through the partition that separates the driver from the passenger.

There's this amazing shot, and he peers through the partition that separates the driver from the passenger.

We know that he takes the cab up to a bus station, which is on the New York City side of the George Washington Bridge.

We know that he takes the cab up to a bus station, which is on the New York City side of the George Washington Bridge.

So immediately, police announced a reward of $10,000 for anyone who would provide information that could lead to his arrest and conviction. And, you know, the Crimestoppers line in New York did start to get a lot of calls. But the real question is, where did he go?

So immediately, police announced a reward of $10,000 for anyone who would provide information that could lead to his arrest and conviction. And, you know, the Crimestoppers line in New York did start to get a lot of calls. But the real question is, where did he go?

I think we all learned that it's a lot easier to disappear in New York than we thought.

I think we all learned that it's a lot easier to disappear in New York than we thought.

leapfrogging over one camera, over another, over another. They were able to track this guy to this youth hostel on 103rd and Amsterdam. So at the youth hostel, they find this amazing piece of video. As he's checking into the youth hostel, the lady behind the counter asks him to drop his mask to see his face, to see his smile, and he obliges. And that was the picture that went viral.

leapfrogging over one camera, over another, over another. They were able to track this guy to this youth hostel on 103rd and Amsterdam. So at the youth hostel, they find this amazing piece of video. As he's checking into the youth hostel, the lady behind the counter asks him to drop his mask to see his face, to see his smile, and he obliges. And that was the picture that went viral.

On social media, there was this eruption of cheer about it because people are so angry at the healthcare industry.

On social media, there was this eruption of cheer about it because people are so angry at the healthcare industry.

This police officer shows up. He said, have you been to New York recently? And police say he started to shake. He started to get visibly nervous. And that's when the police took him into custody.

This police officer shows up. He said, have you been to New York recently? And police say he started to shake. He started to get visibly nervous. And that's when the police took him into custody.

They find the computer. They find the passport. They find a 3D-printed silencer and a 3D-printed gun. So this was what the police referred to as a ghost gun, which means basically it has no serial number. They also found a spiral-bound notebook that Mr. Mangione allegedly wrote talking about computer-aided design, or CAD.

They find the computer. They find the passport. They find a 3D-printed silencer and a 3D-printed gun. So this was what the police referred to as a ghost gun, which means basically it has no serial number. They also found a spiral-bound notebook that Mr. Mangione allegedly wrote talking about computer-aided design, or CAD.