The family of a New York City police officer who was murdered by a car salesman may proceed with a lawsuit alleging that the employer of the killer, a convicted felon, negligently hired him and negligently allowed him access to dealer's vehicles off hours, Staten Island Supreme Court Justice Judith N. McMahon has ruled.
August 10, 2011 at 01:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
The family of a New York City police officer who was murdered by a car salesman may proceed with a lawsuit alleging that the employer of the killer, a convicted felon, negligently hired him and negligently allowed him access to dealer’s vehicles off hours, a Staten Island judge has ruled.
Timoshenko v. Airport Auto Group, 2011 NY Slip OP 51492, centers on the 2007 shooting of Russel Timoshenko, a 23-year-old police officer on routine patrol in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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