Roger Goodell deals after shooting in concrete employees of the NFL

The attacker killed four people on Monday Monday Manhattan’s business building targeted NFL offices, but took the wrong elevator bank in the tower. An NFL employees He was seriously injured in the shooting.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed employees in the league office on Tuesday evening notebook.

“I want to take a moment to reach you all follow yesterday’s tragic events,” Goedell wrote colleagues. “Our hearts come out to all the victims and their families, and we are deeply grateful for the first answers and medical staff who acted so quickly and continued to give care.

“Our thoughts and prayers remain especially with our colleague that is affected. It is currently surrounded by its family and NFL community members, and we all hope to hope and support its full recovery.

“For those seats in our New York, please plan remote work at least by the end of next week (8. August) will remain closed during that time, and we don’t ask you to enter the building until we confirmed to get back.

“We are strongest when we gathered and supported each other. To provide space for our community, tomorrow we will hold the virtual overhead council where we can connect, share and support. More details for follow.

“This was a challenging time for our entire team. Please keep worrying about yourself and each other. If you need additional support, don’t hesitate to get to your manager or HR. We are there for you.

“Thank you all for compassion, worries and support you are currently displaying each other. It means so much to see how our team is pulling together.

“In the middle of this difficult time, we keep hope and optimism for healing and brighter days ahead.”

Shane Devin Tamura, who died suicide, had a note in the back pocket in which he stated that he suffered from CTE. He had a complaint against the NFL, even though he never played football outside of high school.