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   From: bad-shooters@cops.usa   
      
   An NYPD sergeant has been placed on modified duty after shooting   
   and injuring a man he discovered at his house on Long Island as   
   he arrived home early Friday, according to police.   
      
   The shooting victim is a 29-year-old personal trainer who is   
   known to both the cop and the cop’s wife, who was inside the   
   Seaford, Nassau County home at the time of the dispute, law   
   enforcement sources told The Post.   
      
   The personal trainer suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot to   
   the chest in the shooting, which occurred outside the house just   
   after midnight, according to Nassau County police.   
      
   The incident stemmed from a personal dispute between the two   
   men, police said.   
      
   The 34-year-old sergeant, who is assigned to the 103rd Precinct   
   in Queens, told investigators that the younger man was wielding   
   a bat, according to police.   
      
   The cop was also taken to the hospital for observation. A bat   
   was recovered from the scene, sources said.  The names of the   
   sergeant and the shooting victim were not released.   
      
   “He tried to kill my client — it’s attempted murder,” the   
   victim’s lawyer, Jason Russo, told reporters.   
      
   “I don’t see anything clearer. He shot him right in the chest.   
   He followed him, accosted him and shot him.   
      
   “From what I understand, he yelled out before he did that, that   
   he was going to kill him,” the lawyer said, declining to   
   elaborate on the relationship between the personal trainer and   
   the wife.   
      
   A neighbor told Newsday that she heard voices before the   
   shooting.   
      
   “I heard a little bit of talking next door. I heard his name   
   called a few times,” said Regina Noonan, 42, referring to the   
   officer. “Then we heard gunshots.”   
      
   Another neighbor, Emily Williams, 22, said she woke up when she   
   heard a man calling for help.   
      
   “He was saying, ‘Sir, can you help me, I’ve been shot,’” she   
   told the newspaper. “I just have this image of him walking along   
   the street.”   
      
   No arrests had been made by Friday night. The sergeant has been   
   stripped of his gun and relegated to desk duty as the shooting   
   investigation continues.   
      
   Additional reporting by Alex Taylor and Laura Italiano   
      
   https://nypost.com/2019/10/25/off-duty-nypd-sergeant-shoots-man-   
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