A man who shot and gravely wounded an NYPD Police Officer in November 1991 will stay in prison after he was denied by the state’s Parole Board for a sixth time.
George Hill, who was convicted of attempted murder and other charges for shooting Officer Paul Freitas in Brownsville, Brooklyn in November 1991, appeared before the Parole Board Jan. 7.
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