Overview
- The ceremony, which took place Tuesday, brought Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch to the Bronx to honor Detective Didarul Islam and the three others killed in the July 28, 2025, lobby shooting.
- Investigators say the 27-year-old gunman, Shane Tamura, drove from Las Vegas carrying an assault-style rifle, tried to reach the NFL headquarters but took the wrong elevators, barricaded on the 33rd floor and died by a self-inflicted gunshot.
- Detective Didarul Islam was a 36-year-old Bangladeshi immigrant and five-year NYPD veteran assigned to the 47th Precinct who was working an off-duty security detail when he was killed and was posthumously promoted.
- A city law named for security guard Aland Etienne went into effect Tuesday and requires employers of city security officers to provide health and welfare benefits, paid vacation and holidays while setting a path to increase the minimum wage to $22.20 in January.
- Officials and families have combined memorials and policy changes into lasting measures of the attack’s impact, including a Bronx street renamed for Islam, the Didarul Islam Recruitment Act signed in May to ease school safety agent transfers to the NYPD, and precinct-level recognitions tied to the one-year observances.