Williamsburg, NY - Alert Cop Nabs Bank Robber Following Heist. |
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Published on: October 12, 2011 08:53 AM
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Williamsburg, NY - NYPD officer Carlos Corporan, 23, from the 90th Precinct, nabbed a bank robber Tuesday when a dye pack exploded in the crook’s shirt pocket after a heist, police said.
Corporan, on the force for just over a year, approached the man, he spotted something bizarre: smoke pouring from the man’s shirt pocket. Suddenly, police put a description over the radio of a bandit wanted for holding up a Chase bank nearby. “It turned out he robbed a bank around the corner,” Corporan said.
The officer cuffed Terence Buckley, 47, who stole a mere $100 from the bank before the dye pack popped.
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Oct 12, 2011 at 11:42 AM eigner Says:Report as Inappropriate
Kudus to the greatest friend we ever had in the PD: Deputy Inspecter Kemper the Co of the 90th Pct. a yid with a true yiddishe hartz.
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Oct 12, 2011 at 12:53 PM Darth_Zeidah Says:Report as Inappropriate
“ Kudus to the greatest friend we ever had in the PD: Deputy Inspecter Kemper the Co of the 90th Pct. a yid with a true yiddishe hartz. ”
That's fine - but what about "kudus" for Carlos Corporan?
In case you had not noticed, Carlos Corporan is the officer who actually made the arrest.
Or is he not entitled to your "kudus"?
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Oct 12, 2011 at 05:01 PM bigwheeel Says:Report as Inappropriate
“ Kudus to the greatest friend we ever had in the PD: Deputy Inspecter Kemper the Co of the 90th Pct. a yid with a true yiddishe hartz. ”
But DI Kemper didn't arrest the bank robber. Officer Corporan did!
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Oct 15, 2011 at 10:02 PM ishbibele Says:Report as Inappropriate
$100 ? You could of asked them to wave your overdraft charges they do it once in 12 months