Queens cops have collared a man wanted in a triple murder in Ohio, police sources said Wednesday.
Ohio police had tipped off the NYPD that the suspect, Daveron Minnis, might be in Jamaica, Queens, and provided the license plate number for his white Dodge Charger, sources said.
An NYPD electronic license plate reader went off after it detected the tag near 177th St. and 106th Ave. Two 103rd Precinct officers, Caroline Arias and Brendan McGurran, transmitted the information over their radio and Officers Christopher Yonick and Robert Koehler responded, sources said.
The four cops followed the Charger, then boxed it in at 175th St. and 105th Ave. before taking Minnis into custody.
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Good job officers. The unsung heroes of the police department doing their very dangerous job.
Don't name your kid Daveron....or Deshawn...
Quick! give him a desk appearance ticket and let him go!
Or DeMurderSuspect
"NYPD electronic license plate reader" sounds very high tech. I wonder how many plates numbers are loaded into to it to make it go off.
Was he an illegal? Can they arrest him in a sanctuary city? Who pays to send him back to Ohio? He is probably back on the street already. They will hire him in the DeBlasio administration.
Big mouth Trump is right about one thing..."Curb illegal entry into the U.S.A."!
We used to be a first class nation. With the deluge of third worlders slipping in , we are now second rate America.
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