One of two men convicted of fatally shooting an NYPD Officer 27 years ago following a robbery in The Bronx will leave prison next month, while the other was granted a new parole hearing, with both decisions condemned by the Officer’s family and his union.
P.O. Sean McDonald, a second-year cop assigned to the 44th Precinct in the southwest Bronx, was guarding a condemned building in High Bridge on March 15, 1994, when he was alerted to a possible robbery in a nearby outlet. He stopped two men inside the store, patted one down and was frisking the second when the first man drew a gun and fired, striking the 26-year-old married father of three children at least five times.
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