Borough Park, NY – 2 Cops Shot On Subway In Brooklyn; Suspect Dead

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    The Fort Hamilton Parkway N train station in Brooklyn Jan. 3, 2013.(Eli Wohl/VINnews.com)Borough Park, NY – Two police officers were shot at the Fort Hamilton Parkway train station in Brooklyn.

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    Officer Lukasz Kozicki was shot in his legs and groin and Officer Michael Levay was shot was grazed and shot in the lower back of his bulletproof vest. One passenger was also grazed by a bullet on the subway.

    “The doctors here at Lutheran have given both officers excellent care and I’m pleased to report that both are in stable condition,” Mayor Bloomberg said.

    “The male stood up as if to comply with the officers and appeared to reach for his wallet. Instead, he pulled a 9mm Taurus handgun from his waistband and opened fire,” Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said.

    The officers involved were shot by a man they wanted to question for illegally moving between trains. The officers returned fire, killing the suspect.

    The suspect’s gun has been recovered.


    Photo credit: Eli Wohl/VINnews.com
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    lazer12004@yahoo.com
    11 years ago

    Nebech

    lollypop
    lollypop
    11 years ago

    They are saying crime went down! I’m afraid they are lying!!

    yaakov doe
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    yaakov doe
    11 years ago

    This shows that no neighborhood is immune to gun violence

    itzik18
    itzik18
    11 years ago

    Aren’t guns illegal in NYC? This is because of gun control. Criminals will get guns no matter what the law is.

    LionofZion
    LionofZion
    11 years ago

    You people are nuts. They are not lying. The fact that your friends were not the ones being killed in the Dinkins and Koch years does not mean that no one was dying. I know you all are in the Bais Medrash late at night. But if you were walking around Manhattan, you would see whole families of tourists walking around Times Square at midnight without a care in the world. Mayor Bloomberg and before him, Mayor Giuliani did an incredible job of making this city safe and comfortable for everyone. I know it is hard for you guys to look beyond the bike lanes, but if you are over 30 years old, you should have some memory of how rotten this city once was, and you should show some Hakoras Hatov.

    On another note, how cool is the police bus?

    sighber
    sighber
    11 years ago

    The city is supposed to be prepared for terrorism but acts like this prove otherwise.Why isn’t the city taking a more proactive stand against terrorism in the subway system? There should be sniffing dogs or other security at every subway entrance. Buses also need more security measures.

    11 years ago

    Thank you to the NYPD for eliminating this gun toting behayma from our midst!

    11 years ago

    Not too long ago, it was legal to move from one subway car to another, as the doors would open between cars. If there is a psycho in one car, and there is a great distance between stations, passengers had the option of moving away from a bad area, into another car. Now, they are trapped in a specific car, which they cannot readily extract themselves from.