Daryl Khan

2 days ago | nypost.com | Larry Celona |Daryl Khan

A crazed gunman fleeing a traffic stop on Staten Island opened fire on a police cruiser, brazenly shooting through his own windshield and hitting the car, cops and sources said. The two officers were not struck by the fleeing fiend’s bullet, but they were taken to a nearby hospital for possible injuries related to shattered glass, according to the NYPD. The incident began at around 7:30 p.m. when officers stopped the suspect’s Nissan SUV for a traffic violation near 290 Port Richmond Ave.

Oct 24, 2023 | veritenews.org | Clarissa Sosin |Daryl Khan

Part 5 of 5The brawl broke out during the summer of 2019 on a hunting trip in East Texas among a mix of current and former members of the Baton Rouge Police Department. The trip was a tradition that stretched back generations. It was common in the “good ol’ days” for decisions about promotions and appointments to be hashed out by some of the leadership while shooting quail or reeling in redfish.

Oct 19, 2023 | veritenews.org | Clarissa Sosin |Daryl Khan

Part 4 of 5The good Samaritans at Southdowns Lounge managed to break up the one-sided beatdown in the parking lot. The victim stumbled to his car and drove off, never to resurface or be named in any official records. But it wasn’t over. The men involved in the attack had moved to the nearby Sonic Drive-In that shared a parking lot with Southdowns when Round 2 played out. “That’s me,” a man looking over a police report on the encounter said decades later.

Oct 17, 2023 | veritenews.org | Clarissa Sosin |Daryl Khan

Part 3 of 5The fight started the way many fights do, with harsh – if a bit comical – words exchanged between men hopped up on alcohol and testosterone. On the early morning of March 9, 2003, in the parking lot of the now-shuttered Southdowns Lounge just after last call, those words had to do with someone’s “momma.”One man had suggested that the occupation of another man’s mother involved exchanging money for sexual services.

Oct 11, 2023 | veritenews.org | Clarissa Sosin |Daryl Khan

Part 1 of 5A man sold CDs at a table outside the Triple S Food Mart in Baton Rouge as customers ambled in and out of the convenience store. A few women showed up in the parking lot for a protest that never materialized. Passing cars occasionally gave an encouraging honk in support of those seeking justice for Alton Sterling. A 10-minute drive away, new Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul sat in his office at BRPD headquarters with a different scene of the Triple S on his mind.