Grand jury indicts retired NYPD detective on murder charge in alleged road-rage bridge shooting
- A grand jury returned an indictment on Tuesday charging a retired New York City police detective with 2nd-degree murder in the alleged road-rage shooting on the George Washington Bridge that left a Con Edison worker dead.
- The charges against 62-year-old Victor Romero were upgraded from first-degree manslaughter following "an extensive ongoing investigation" into the Oct.
- 20 shooting that left Koran Irvine, a married father of two, dead, according to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
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- A grand jury returned an indictment on Tuesday charging a retired New York City police detective with 2nd-degree murder in the alleged road-rage shooting on the George Washington Bridge that left a Con Edison worker dead.
- The charges against 62-year-old Victor Romero were upgraded from first-degree manslaughter following "an extensive ongoing investigation" into the Oct.
- 20 shooting that left Koran Irvine, a married father of two, dead, according to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
Sources: Abcnews