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World July 6, 2017 | 11:16 am

NYC police officer killed in unprovoked attack was Dominican

New York.- The NYC police officer who was shot and killed while working in a mobile command post in the Bronx was of Dominican origin. Miosotis Familia, 46, was killed in what police call an unprovoked attack 12:30am Wednesday, when an unidentified civilian was also injured. Police said the suspect, an African American, was shot by police when he confronted the patrol which arrived on the sc... Read more

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