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"The widow of the unarmed African shot to death by a police officer during a Chelsea raid nearly two years ago still has not told her children their father is dead."
"Salimata Sanfo, 28, arrived at Kennedy Airport Monday from her home in Burkina Faso to attend the trial of Officer Bryan Conroy."
"Conroy has been charged with manslaughter in the death of Sanfo's husband, Ousmane Zongo, 43, who was ... fatally shot in a Manhattan storage facility May 22, 2003." ...
"Conroy, 25, who was wearing a postal uniform, was guarding a storeroom of counterfeit CDs when he encountered Zongo, who rented a storeroom at the facility. Conroy pointed a gun at Zongo in an effort to get him to identify himself, Conroy's lawyer, Stuart London, said." ... |
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Bruce W. Krafft
(2/7/2005)
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"Conroy pointed a gun at Zongo in an effort to get him to identify himself"
I guess as long as he had a valid reason to point a gun at someone who had no idea he was a cop . . . |
| Comment by:
none@nowhere.com
(2/8/2005)
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Nice to see that the police, enforcerers of the law, were the one's guarding the counterfeit cds. Please note, he was in a post man's uniform, not a police uniform, and hence not on duty.
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