Man fatally shot in Massapequa after police chase from NYC
Police fatally shot a man after he led officers on a chase from Queens to Massapequa, the Nassau County police commissioner says.
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Police fatally shot a man after he led officers on a chase from Queens to Massapequa, the Nassau County police commissioner says.
Late Friday night in Queens, NYPD officers tried pulling the man over. But he sped away and continued evading police until he was stopped in Massapequa, Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said. CBS News New York's Lori Bordonaro reports.
A man was shot and killed after leading officers on a chase from New York City to Massapequa, police said.
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