Breaking News: Off-duty veteran NYPD cop
is critically ill with fractured skull
and brain bleed after being mugged by
THREE men during his morning jog in the Bronx
Posted By: Imright, 8/23/2022 10:48:09 PM
A veteran police officer is fighting for his life after he was mugged by three men while on his morning jog through the Bronx. The unnamed officer, an 18-year veteran assigned to the Central Park precinct, was running through the Soundview district at 10:30am when he was attacked. He was discovered lying on the sidewalk bleeding from his ear on Olmstead Avenue, between Lafayette and Turnbull Avenues. The officer was taken to Jacobi hospital and diagnosed with a fractured skull and bleeding from the brain. His condition is critical,
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