Wayne A. Isaacs

So here is a very interesting topic.

So Wayne Isaacs, he is a NYPD officer who was involved in an off-duty shooting, not last year, not two years ago.

but a decade, 10 years ago.

Now, it turned into a, excuse me, it was a tragic, fatal shooting.

However, Wayne Isaacs was cleared.

He was cleared of all criminal charges.

He was cleared of all disciplinary charges by the NYPD, including, which I don't even think it should be in their purview, the CCRB.

But now a decade later, Wayne Isaacs is facing another disciplinary trial.

An NYPD officer will face a disciplinary trial more than a decade after he fatally shot a man during a road rage encounter in Brooklyn.

Prosecutors say Officer Wayne Isaacs was off duty when he killed Delron Small in July of 2016 on Atlantic Avenue in Cypress Hills.

A year later, Isaacs was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges.

But police commissioner Jessica Tisch has since determined an NYPD watchdog group has jurisdiction to prosecute disciplinary charges against Isaacs.