Officer Brendan Cronin pleads not guilty to randomly shooting victim in Westchester
A police officer in the Bronx accused of randomly shooting a man in Westchester pleaded not guilty today in White Plains Court. Police say in April, Officer Brendan Cronin was drunk when he got out
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Jul 10, 2014, 10:09 PM
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Updated 3,816 days ago
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A police officer in the Bronx accused of randomly shooting a man in Westchester pleaded not guilty today in White Plains Court.
Police say in April, Officer Brendan Cronin was drunk when he got out of his car at a stop light, walked over to another car and fired six rounds at the passenger.
Court documents say the 27-year-old told Pelham police officers that he had 10 beers and whiskeys before the incident.
He faces charges of attempted murder, assault and drunken driving.
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