Footage reveals horror moments from New Jersey state grocery shooting attack • Shooter, black supremacist, posted anti-Semitic posts on social networks

Horror in New Jersey: A video posted on social networks shows how the perpetrators of the New Jersey assault carried out a training session in a Jersey City grocery store.

New Jersey police officials told the New York Times today that the New Jersey shooting incident during which two Jews were murdered is being investigated as an anti-Semitic attack. It was also reported that one of the suspects, who was killed in the incident, had previously posted anti-Semitic posts on social networks.

Meanwhile, the names of the shooters, who were killed during the incident, were allowed, and they are David Anderson and Francine Graham, NBC News reported. Other American media outlets claim that Anderson was active in black supremacy.

Jersey City Mayor Stephen Pollop of the United States, New Jersey, said today evidence of a grocery store attack in his city was strengthened, during which three civilians were killed.

In a tweet on Twitter, Pollop wrote: "Last night, after watching the security cameras for a long time, it became clear from the footage that the two people were targeting the grocery store on Martin Luther King King."

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Polop added: "The two police officers standing in a nearby street responded and confronted the gunmen, preventing them from causing further casualties. At this moment we have no evidence of any additional risk, but as a precaution, large police forces will remain in the streets."

A police officer and three civilians were killed in the serious shooting incident at a kosher grocery store in New Jersey. Both shooters were also killed. Among those killed were Satmar Hasid Moshe Deutsch, 24; And Leah Franz, 33. In addition, there is an injured member of the Satmar community, in a difficult but stable condition. The third killer is not Jewish.

New Jersey police said this morning that "there is currently no evidence that the incident is related to hate or terror crimes," Jersey Mayor Steven Pollop said "we believe the shooters targeted the location where they attacked." New York City Councilwoman Chiam Deutsch tweeted: "" Evidence indicates the attack stemmed from anti-Semitism. "New York Police say the NYPD will deploy additional units around synagogues and other Jewish institutions

Jersey City Police Chief Michael Kelly said the incident began about 12:30 p.m., a police officer who was investigating a homicide on Saturday for two suspects at Bay View Cemetery. These shot him dead, then burst into the kosher grocery store - in the distance. Of about a mile away - and there they started firing at customers and employees.