James claimed the woman was his wife, Hasangjekaj said.
Hasangjekaj said he gave his phone to James, who then used it to call a number in Virginia Beach, Va., listed as belonging to a man and woman. Marks Place for about 30 minutes the day after the mass shooting on the N train. Hasangjekaj said James was inside Stromboli Pizza on St. It’s unclear if any of the men handed over their phone to James, but the suspect soon entered Stromboli and asked Hasangjekaj for his phone, the employee said. The worker said that before James entered the pizza joint, the suspect told four men eating slices outside that he was blind and asked if he could borrow one of their phones. The suspect left after about 30 minutes, Hasangjekaj said. James did not eat nor did he order food, the employee said. It was like he wasn’t hearing what I was asking him.” “I asked him three times, ‘Where you from? How long you been lost?’ He didn’t say nothing. James was arrested in the East Village on April 13, 2022. I gave him napkins,” Hasangjekaj said of the suspect. I thought, ‘Whatever, let me help.’ I didn’t know who he was. “He says, ‘Oh, I lost my family,’ this and that, and I felt bad. The worker said he was unaware at the time that the distraught man was the same figure wanted in connection with the terrifying underground attack but later saw a photo confirming it had been James. “He was crying like a little baby,” Hasangjekaj said. Stromboli Pizza employee Gentrid Hasangjekaj told The Post accused Brooklyn subway shooter Frank James walked into his shop teary-eyed and seeking help in the early-morning hours of April 13, 2022. James had allegedly unleashed smoke grenades and then a barrage of gunfire on a train in Brooklyn just 18 hours earlier, wounding 29 people, including 10 who were shot. Wednesday when a man he now recognizes as James entered - distraught, teary-eyed and seeking help. Marks Place on the corner of First Avenue in Manhattan around 2:30 a.m. Stromboli Pizza employee Gentrid Hasangjekaj, 21, told The Post he was toiling at the restaurant at 83 St. Best pizza I've had in a long time I didn't expect that the crust was so good.I usually just eat the top.Suspected subway shooter Frank James cried like a baby at an East Village pizzeria the morning after his alleged rampage and amid cops’ frenzied manhunt for him, according to an eatery worker. COULD NOT get through on the phone just kept getting an answering machine and when I did get through twice they immediately put me on hold for (and I’m not kidding) once for minutes the other for minutes and I hung up both times, I am not going to wait on hold that long, no pizza is worth that." "Pizza isn’t bad but it’s the customer service. Delivery specialists Dennis the Menace is exceptional!" The best part.the box it came in was inside out, brown cardboard on the outside and all the decorations and writing was on the inside."
"We ordered a Holly Cow pizza I think we got someone else's because the toppings were not what we asked for. "Games gang izza has fresh salad great pizza freindly service it's a very clean facility has handicapped parking and is very kid safe"
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