Sister of Goldman Sachs banker shot dead on New York subway says he didn't take the train during the pandemic for fear of his health

The New York Times reported that the sister of Daniel Enriquez, who was shot dead on the New York City subway, said that her brother had avoided taking the train because of fear.

The New York City Police Department held a news conference at Canal Street station, where they said that the man who was shot in the chest on the Q train was a former employee of Goldman Sachs.

According to The Times, one of the three siblings of Enriquez, he was worried about his health and decided to use the subway instead of going to a restaurant.

The Metropolitan Transportation Agency said that the New York City subway dropped in March 2020 because of the Pandemic.

A survey by NYU in October 2020 found that a quarter of New York City's bus and subway workers had been exposed to carbon dioxide, while 70% were scared about their safety at work.

Vile told The Times that he asked his family via text about his parent's health around one hour before he was shot.

Vile told The Times that she feels scared about being in New York because of the horror movie.

She told The Times that he was a special guy.

The New York police said there was no interaction between the two before the attack. The police said there have been no arrests after the suspect fled from the subway.

David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs, said in a statement to Insider that he was a "beloved" employee who "epitomized our culture of collaboration and excellence."

Solomon described it as a "senseless tragedy" and sent the bank's sympathies to the family.