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Saved by a finger

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New York Times By MOSI SECRET
Published: October 9, 2011

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/10/nyreg ... wanted=all

The officer and his partner stopped a livery cab. When the passengers were asked to exit the vehicle, a bulge was noticed and a scuffle ensued. The officer was trying to get the revolver away from the passenger and ended up with his fingernail being wedged between the hammer and the cylinder of the gun, which was pointed at him, according to the story.
The suspect, Eugene Graves, 30, of Madison Street in Brooklyn, was later charged with attempted murder of a police officer, weapon possession and possession of a controlled substance: Sergeant Miller said Mr. Graves was carrying a plastic bag containing cocaine as well as more than $1,300 in cash. The police said Mr. Graves had a lengthy arrest record, including on charges of murder and robbery
The officer's comment
“The majority of our arrests involve loaded guns
Looks like Bloomy's no-gun policy is working very well, doesn't it? I'm glad that the officer was lucky and that the worst of his problem was a broken finger.
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