NYC cop accidentally fires weapon in subway station, hitting fellow cop and civilian
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Two officers are now on modified duty after an officer discharged their service weapon inside a subway station, striking a civilian and another officer, PIX11 News has learned. An NYPD officer accidentally discharged t…
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