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Off-duty correction officer shoots teen mugger who took his cellphone on NYC street: cops

An off-duty city correction officer allegedly shot a teen mugger who took his cellphone during a broad-daylight stickup in Brooklyn on Sunday, cops and sources said. Ryan Straker, 19, punched the off-duty officer, a 54-year-old man, and ripped off his cellphone during the holdup around noon on Snediker Avenue near Linden Boulevard in Brownsville, according
byLaura Mitchellx
5 August 2024
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An off-duty city correction officer allegedly shot a teen mugger who took his cellphone during a broad-daylight stickup in Brooklyn on Sunday, cops and sources said.

Ryan Straker, 19, punched the off-duty officer, a 54-year-old man, and ripped off his cellphone during the holdup around noon on Snediker Avenue near Linden Boulevard in Brownsville, according to authorities and law enforcement sources.

Ryan Straker, 19, punched the off-duty officer – a 54-year-old man – and ripped off his cell phone during the hold-up around noon on Snediker Avenue near Linden Boulevard in Brownsville, according to authorities and law enforcement sources. 
Ryan Straker, 19, punched the off-duty officer and ripped off his cellphone on Snediker Avenue in Brownsville, cops and sources said. FreedomNewsTV

The officer was armed with a gun, which apparently went off during a struggle between the men, authorities and sources said. 

The teen was taken to Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center, where he was listed in stable condition, cops said.

He was slapped with charges of second-degree attempted robbery, third-degree assault and fifth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, authorities said.

The off-duty officer, who did not need to be hospitalized after the clash, did not face charges in connection to the shooting by Tuesday. 

Ryan Straker, 19, punched the off-duty officer – a 54-year-old man – and ripped off his cell phone during the hold-up around noon on Snediker Avenue near Linden Boulevard in Brownsville, according to authorities and law enforcement sources. 
The teen mugger was shot in the stomach during the struggle with the officer, cops and sources said. Peter Gerber

The city Department of Correction referred any questions to the NYPD.

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Hello, I'm Laura Mitchell, a business writer focused on delivering insights into the financial world. My expertise lies in market trends, economic policies, and corporate strategies. I have a passion for demystifying the complexities of the business world and helping my readers make informed decisions.
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