NYPD Sgt. Erik Duran, a detective in the Bronx Narcotics Unit, was suspended without pay.
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Duran is a detective in the Bronx Narcotics Unit. The NYPD said he was suspended without pay on Thursday in. His suspension was effective at 3:05 a.m., “pending trial of charges pursuant to the administrative code,” according to a disciplinary record shared with Gothamist. Duran joined the NYPD in 2010.
Near the scene on Thursday, family members and loved ones convened near a memorial where they lit candles, comforted each other and played music in honor of Duprey, nicknamed Cuajo. Jessica Lee, 32, said she used to style his hair. She described what she saw as the events unfolded the day before while holding back tears.
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