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NEWYou can now hear Fox News articles. A former New York City Police Officer who was sentenced for throwing a cooler that killed a fleeing suspect, walked out of jail Monday after being granted bail. He is appealing his conviction. Erik Duran, 38 was released from the Elmira Correctional Facility on Monday afternoon, according a post made by the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association. Former NYPD Officer Who Fatally Throwed Cooler at Fleeing Suspect Granted Bail During Appeal of Conviction “I want to thank my legal team for not giving up on their pursuit of justice.” Duran, who was serving a 3- to 9-year sentence for manslaughter, was granted a $300,000.00 bond last week. According to FOX 5, Duran was incarcerated on a manslaughter charge and was serving between three and nine years. As he waited for the outcome of his appeal, a judge ordered him surrender his passport to his attorneys. GOT A TIP? Vincent Vallelong is the president of Duran’s union in the SBA. He reportedly said, “This is a significant win for Erik and Erik’s family, as well as for law enforcement officers across the country.” Duran, a married dad of three, had been convicted of charges stemming the August 2023 death Eric Duprey. Duran hurled a cooler at Duprey, causing him crash and hit his forehead on the pavement. He was attempting fleeing on a moped while officers were conducting an undercover drug raid in the Bronx. Duprey died later from his injuries. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE US NEWS “They had enough to do to investigate and catch them on a different date,” Mitchell said in reference to the police. “The difference is that the deceased won’t be seen by his family again. “CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FOX NEWS APPDuran’s attorney did not respond immediately to Fox News Digital’s request for comment. Louis Casiano, Fox News Digital, contributed to this article.

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The departing aircraft was identified as Southwest Flight 1152. Both flight crews responded to onboard traffic alerts, the FAA said, helping the planes avoid a potential midair conflict. The departing aircraft, Southwest Flight 1152, was identified by the FAA. Both flight crews responded in a timely manner to onboard traffic alerts. This helped the planes avoid a midair collision. The pilots of Southwest Flight 507 complied with air traffic control instructions and an onboard alert to avoid conflicting Southwest Flight 1152 which was departing another runway. Flight 507 landed in Nashville without incident, while Flight 1152 continued to its destination of Knoxville, Tennessee. The incident was not reported. FlightRadar24 reports that the planes were as close as 500 feet apart, with one plane flying over the other. This would meet the official definition of a mid-air collision.

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NEW You can now listen to Fox News stories! A man whose wife vanished under mysterious circumstances in the past is now accused of a decades old New Jersey murder. According to court documents, Robert William “Bob” McCaffrey Jr. pleaded guilty to the murder of Lisa Marie McBride in 1990. He was shackled around the wrists and the waist and appeared expressionless throughout the brief proceeding. Judge Janine The prosecution alleges that McCaffrey intentionally caused McBride to die or suffer serious bodily injuries resulting in her death in Vernon Township on or around June 23, 1990. DNA FROM CHEWING GUMM NAILS LONGTIME TERRORIST DECADES AFTER THE REIGN OF Terror: REPORT. He will remain in custody until the April 27 detention hearing at 9 am. The judge has tentatively scheduled a pre-indictment hearing for May 18, but it could change. When she didn’t show up to work the next day, her relatives found evidence of a violent fight, including a broken telephone line, a damaged screen, and missing bedsheets. FOLLOW THE FOX TRULY CRIME TEAM ONXHer disappearance prompted a massive search that involved family, volunteers, and law enforcement. Four months later, her remains, discovered by a hunter, were found in a According to court documents, her death was ruled a homicide. According to court documents, her death was ruled as a homicide. A witness told investigators that McCaffrey confessed to killing McBride and said he did so because she refused to date him. Find out more on the TRUE CRIME HUBAccording to the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office Gayle McCaffrey went missing from her home in West Ashley, South Carolina, on March 18, 2012. Her husband had described the previous night as heated. He claimed to investigators that he had left the house and returned later to find her missing, claiming that she had left alone. The couple’s children, who were aged 4 and 10, last saw their mother on the night she disappeared, according to authorities. Investigators searched and interviewed co-workers and friends but were unable find her. He was convicted of obstruction of justice and sentenced to prison. He was released in the year 2023.Gayle Mcaffrey’s disappearance is still under investigation. Authorities have stated that it is being treated like a homicide.

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Police said that a repeat offender with a long rap sheet allegedly shot a man while free on probation, bonds despite violations. Ashanti Allen was eight months pregnant and experiencing a high-risk pregnancy when she disappeared on April 10, according to FOX 26. Police said that a repeat offender with a long rap sheet allegedly shot down a man while free on probation, bonds despite violations. Allen, 23, was last spotted on April 10, leaving her Houston home. She was eight months pregnant at the time and was experiencing a high risk pregnancy. In February, Faux was sentenced to 280 prison days. However, the local media reported that he had received a “two for one” credit. This is a common practice used to manage jail populations, and it cut his sentence in halves. She told KHOU-TV that she didn’t learn about the incidents until her daughter went missing. If she had, he wouldn’t have been around her. Marshals Service has requested additional information. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact HPD Homicide by calling 713-308-3600, or Crime Stoppers by calling 713-222TIPS.

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!Pennsylvania authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a violent mob of teens accused of chasing a college student into a campus residence hall and attacking them over the weekend. Police say that the incident occurred around 2:50 am on Sunday when a group juveniles chased a Temple University Student into Morgan Hall South. Once inside, they allegedly attacked the student and damaged university property. Police say that a member of FRAT House allegedly sexually assaulted a woman. “It puts it into perspective, because as a student, you are more concerned with education than safety. But this incident is a bit more on the forefront,” Emanuel Turner, a sophomore, told ABC 6. Campus authorities have released images of suspects to track down those responsible for alleged assault.FOLLOW XThe surveillance photos show a group consisting of nine individuals, some wearing hoodies or facial coverings, walking on a street with some faces visible. The authorities have not disclosed what led to the alleged assault and no arrests were made. According to the school website, Temple University has an enrollment of approximately 30,000 students. It is located in the center of Philadelphia. Morgan Hall is a residential hall that houses around 1,200 students. The authorities are asking anyone with information about the incident to call the Philadelphia Police Department at (215)-686-9000.