Kaz Daughtry, deputy mayor of New York City for Public Safety, told Newsmax on Tuesday that police are still investigating Monday’s mass shooting in Manhattan that left multiple people dead, including the suspected shooter.

Daughtry said on Newsmax’s “National Report” that that police were first alerted to the incident at about 6:30 p.m., receiving several 911 calls about an active shooter in the lobby of 345 Park Avenue and saying multiple people were shot, including one police officer who was working as a paid security detail at the building.

“This individual came in, he shot an officer multiple times. He also shot another victim … the NFL employee, which is next to the officer. And then he goes on and shoots another victim and the security guard who … was following his protocols” during an active shooter incident.

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