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NEW YORK – The lawyer for a New York City transit worker charged in a possible road-rage killing says he believes police arrested the wrong person.
Bus maintenance worker Gifford Hunter was arraigned Monday in the death of off-duty correction officer Jonathan Narain. Correction officers packed the courtroom.
Police say Narain and Hunter, who was on a motorcycle, argued before Hunter opened fire at a Queens intersection and sped away early Friday.
Defence attorney Kenneth Finkelman tells WCBS that Hunter has no criminal record and doesn’t own a gun.
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Information from: WCBS-TV, http://www.cbs2ny.com
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