The NYPD said a man wielding a sword and an ax walked into the New York Times building in midtown Manhattan and asked to speak to a reporter on Thursday.
Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discusses the announcement of a New York summit on public safety and the rise of crime in New York City on 'Cavuto: Live.'on Thursday and asked to speak to a reporter, according to the NYPD and the newspaper.
He handed over his weapons to security after they denied him entry to the newsroom, then was taken into custody by responding officers. A New York Times spokesperson told Fox News Digital that the man asked to speak to a"reporter," but did not specify a particular team or individual.for responding to an incident in our lobby that was resolved quickly and peacefully," the spokesperson said.
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