Retired NYPD detective charged with murder in George Washington Bridge shooting
A retired NYPD detective has been charged with murder after a Con Edison worker was fatally shot on the George Washington Bridge.
A retired New York police detective has been charged with murder in the shooting death of Con Edison worker Koran Irvine on the George Washington Bridge, Fox News reports, citing officials.
Fox News reports Irvine was shot and then crashed into a median. CBS News describes him as a 46-year-old father who was shot while sitting in rush hour traffic on the bridge, which links New York and New Jersey.
CBS News calls the case a deadly road rage incident. It reports, citing sources, that the retired detective is in custody.
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- CBS NewsRetired NYPD detective charged in deadly road rage incidentWed, Oct 21, 7:26 PM EDT
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