Officer from the Bronx suspended for being unfit for duty
An NYPD officer working in the Bronx has been suspended for being unfit for duty, according to police officials. Richard Evans, 44, of the 52nd Precinct, was suspended yesterday. Police say Evans
•
Dec 9, 2016, 10:04 PM
•
Updated 2,860 days ago
Share:
An NYPD officer working in the Bronx has been suspended for being unfit for duty, according to police officials.
Richard Evans, 44, of the 52nd Precinct, was suspended yesterday.
Police say Evans and his partner were responding to a call on Webster Avenue and a civilian lodged a complaint with the NYPD about the cop's "appearance."
Unconfirmed reports suggest Evans may have been drinking while on the job, however, police did not verify.
More from News 12
2:21
FDNY: 9 injured in fire at five-story building on University Avenue
2:07
Sunny and breezy Wednesday in the Bronx
1:41
EMS worker bitten by pit bull details harrowing experience
1:42
Police: Cab driver waited for man as he robbed Kingsbridge Heights bank
NYPD: Man shot twice on West Farms street
0:33
