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Manhattan massacre at least six dead after vehicle attack feds investigating

as Islamist terrorism at least six people died Tuesday in lower Manhattan

after a truck driver careened his vehicle into pedestrians in an attack

that is being investigated as Islamist terrorism New Yorkers near Stuyvesant

High School were running for their lives along Manhattan's West Street and

Chambers Street Tuesday afternoon when a man driving a home depot rental truck

mowed down people on bicycle paths the driver exited the car displaying

imitation firearms and was shot by police officers and taken into custody

according to the NYPD the FBI has taken over the case and is investigating it as

a terrorist attack Islamist sympathizers in Nice Barcelona London and Berlin have

all used trucks as weapons in mass fatality attacks eyewitnesses told

authorities according to both CNN and Fox News that the driver exited the cab

yelling Allahu Akber the Arabic phrase for God is great and a yo hottest war

cry there was no immediate claim of responsibility from the Islamic state al

Qaeda or other terrorist group a local NBC affiliate said Mayor Bill de Blasio

and Governor Andrew Cuomo were headed to the scene which is just blocks away from

the National September 11 Memorial a vehicle drove straight down a bicycle

path heading south in Manhattan just mowing everything down witness Greg Al

said a local CBS affiliate reported it looks like a vehicle drove down the

bicycle path and ran everything over Jesus

just ran over two people and then crashed into a school bus I see two dead

bodies and city bikes on the floor destroyed wrote one witness on Twitter

the New York Post reported

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Sayfullo Saipov identified as suspect in New York City vehicle attack: Officials | SML News - Duration: 5:41.

Sayfullo Saipov identified as suspect in New York City vehicle attack: Officials

Multiple law enforcement officials tell ABC News that the suspect taken into custody in the New York City vehicle attack that killed eight people on Tuesday has been identified as 29-year-old Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov.

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Witnesses at the scene say Saipov began to shout "Allah Akbar," or "God is great" in Arabic, as he ran from his truck Tuesday, waving a pair of fake handguns.

He was shot by authorities and remains intubated at a hospital but is expected to survive.

Law enforcement officials told ABC News they later discovered a note at the scene indicating the suspect had carried out the attack on behalf of the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS.

Saipov is from Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan.

He entered the United States in 2010 through the so-called Diversity Visa Lottery, a special program started in 1995 that according to the State Department hands out about 55,000 visas per year to applicants, most of them from countries that dont send many émigrés to the United States.

He has since become a legal permanent resident and has lived in Cincinnati; Tampa, Florida; and, most recently, Paterson, New Jersey, where he lived with his wife and three children, according to a law enforcement official.

He rented the vehicle used in the attack at a nearby Home Depot.

He held business licenses for a pair of Ohio-based trucking companies -- Sayf Motors Inc.

in Cincinnati, and Bright Auto LLC in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio -– and also worked as an Uber driver.

In a statement sent to ABC News, the company confirmed that Saipov was an active driver who passed a background check and recorded over 1400 trips in six months.

The company is assisting law enforcement with the investigation.

Authorities searched suspect's home, just across the river from New York, on Tuesday night, looking for evidence of radicalization.

ISIS has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but according to Rita Katz of the SITE Intelligence Group, which tracks the online activity of jihadist organizations, the attack "fits [the] style" of recent suspected ISIS-inspired attack throughout Europe.

"Amid losses in #Iraq and #Syria, #ISIS has ramped up calls for supporters to perform attacks in the #US, among other Western nations," Katz wrote in multiple posts on Twitter in the wake of the attack in New York City.

"#ISIS media regularly pushes #NYC attacks … #ISIS supporters celebrating #Manhattan attack.

According to Richard Clarke, a former U.S.

counterterrorism official and an ABC News contributor, the group targets disenchanted young men through virtual channels that allow them to reach potential recruits around the world.

"ISIS has tremendously persuasive online videos and recruitment tools -- persuasive to a person who is generally male and disgruntled, someone whos not making it in life economically or socially," Clarke said.

"They reach out online and say, 'Grab a truck.

Grab a knife.

Attack somewhere in the name of ISIS.'".

That confluence of factors led New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill to a grim determination.

"If you just look at the M.O.

of the attack thats consistent with whats been going on, so that along with the statement has allowed us to label this a terror attack," O'Neill said.