BY DAVY V.
Retired NYPD Detective Victor Romero executed a Black man on the George Washington Bridge in New York City, and almost 48 hours after he was charged with murder, the NYPD still has not released his mugshot.
On Tuesday evening October 20th, 46-year old Koran Irvine, a Con Edison employee, husband, and father of two, was driving on the George Washington Bridge when 62-year old Romero fired at least one shot through his car, striking him in the neck, killing him.
Koran Irvine
It is being reported that there was some sort of road rage incident, and the retired NYPD Detective sped up to catch up with Irvine's car, before firing his gun.
The COWARD Romero then fled the scene, and was later taken into custody at his place of business, THE NEXT DAY.
Now it seems as though the NYPD is doing everything they can to delay, and stall releasing Romero's mugshot.
Especially when it comes to high profile murder cases, we have all seen just how quick the NYPD is in releasing mugshots.
In fact, the NYPD is well known for their perp walks of suspects, parading them in front of flashing cameras.
WELL, APPARENTLY NOT WHEN IT COMES TO ONE OF THEIR OWN.
Looks the NYPD's Good Ol' Boys Club is alive and well in 2026.
The Davy V. Blog will be updating this story...
Koran Irvine's car with right rear passenger window shattered.
The scene on the George Washington Bridge after retired NYPD Detective executes Black man.
