EMT: Officers told off-duty cop to be quiet after road-rage shooting
Fellow cops told a Brooklyn officer accused of fatally shooting a civilian during a road rage incident to keep his mouth shut, an emergency responder testified Wednesday, saying they told their embattled brother in blue to “be quiet and listen.” EMT Gregory Aimable says he arrived on the scene to find the body of Delrawn…
EMT: Officers told off-duty cop to be quiet after road-rage shooting
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