NYPD Cop Shoots Toward a Driver Who Pinned Him With a Stolen Car

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Brooklyn, New York City — The NYPD released body-worn camera footage which shows the moment an officer shot his gun toward a driver who had rammed into him with a stolen car. On Friday, May 24, 2019, Police Officer Keith Stark and Police Officer Brian Mahon were on patrol in the 73rd Precinct in an unmarked police car when they observed an occupied vehicle that was previously reported stolen. The officers approached the vehicle and requested additional officers to the location. Sergeant Robert Deferrari, Police Officer Philip Tantillo, Police Officer Brett Woodard, and Police Officer Shalimar Scribner, all assigned to the Anti-Crime unit in the 73rd Precinct and attired in plainclothes, responded to the location to assist. These actions were captured on CCTV video. After the officers verified the vehicle was stolen, the occupants were instructed to exit the vehicle in order to place them under arrest.

An individual in the front passenger seat complied with the request, and exited the vehicle. 28-year-old Quasar Rollaing failed to comply with the commands and instead drove the vehicle forward while turning the wheel to the right. Rollaing accelerated onto the sidewalk in the direction of Police Officer Stark, striking him and pinning him against a wooden fence. This incident was captured on CCTV video. Police Officer Stark fired three shots from his service firearm at the vehicle, striking Rollaing in the right hand. Rollaing then exited the vehicle and attempted to flee on foot. He was immediately taken into custody without further incident. Rollaing was transported to Brookdale University Hospital where he was treated for his injuries and subsequently released from the hospital. This incident was captured on CCTV video.

Police Officer Stark was transported to Kings County Hospital where he was admitted for injuries to his legs and back. Rollaing was indicted on Assault in the Second Degree, Attempted Assault in the Second Degree, Reckless Endangerment in the First Degree, Reckless Endangerment in the Second Degree, False Personation, and Reckless Driving. This case was prosecuted by the King’s County District Attorney’s Office. Rollaing pled guilty to Attempted Assault in the Second Degree and was sentenced to one and a half to three years in prison. In June 2020, this case was presented to the First Deputy Commissioner’s Use of Force Board. The Board determined that the use of force in this case was justified and within Department guidelines.

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29 thoughts on “NYPD Cop Shoots Toward a Driver Who Pinned Him With a Stolen Car

  1. POrque te pones delante de un auto??? intimidacion? eres superman?? bueno, a veces se aprende la leccion de l amanera mas dolorosa…

  2. Maybe we should protest his bullshit sentence. I'm kidding but you know people on the other side of this situation would freak out and demand he get charged for murder.

  3. We should just let these specific communities police themselves. Lets see what happens. Stop wasting all our time and energy on it. Create a huge disconnect so when they all kill themselves, they wont keep looting and burning and destroying our country.

  4. That cop is a weirdo.. he jumped in front of the car so he has an excuse to shoot the driver but ended up getting injured. He deserved to get hit with that lack of common sense

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