A man in New York was lucky to avoid two guns after two arrested officers were in turmoil.
According to the New York Daily News, Bronx's 21-year-old Eberma Paal avoided working in prison after two arresting officers involved in the possession of guns had an unfortunate ending. Officer Brian Mulkin died on September 29 trying to arrest gang suspect Antonio Williams. Murkin fired five warning shots at Williams to pull the gun, but his partner fired a weapon at the same time, firing Murkin and the suspect deadly.
The second officer, John Telesca, was arrested after discovering on his computer and other devices that he had 60 photographs of children aged 8 to 13. I also shared photos via email.
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Mulkin arrested the foul in July after being caught with a 0.25 caliber pistol at Crotona Avenue. Garden st. Telesca arrested Faal with a 40-caliber pistol in February 2018.
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Faal said he won two on Facebook pages but did not disclose details.
In an interview with the Daily News, he expressed regrets.
“I'm just a victim. I'm sorry. I'm not happy with what happened. You can not talk about the incident. Of course I'm not guilty. "