Police Alert: Former Prisoner Released on Parole for Killing Caught with Homemade Gun, Drugs After Skipping Subway Fare!
Cybersecdn– An ex-convict, previously on parole for a murder conviction in Delaware, found himself in handcuffs once again after attempting to evade subway fare in the Bronx. Jermaine Greene, 42, was apprehended by officers at the Fordham Road 4 train station on Thursday evening. Upon inspection, police discovered a loaded ghost gun, along with a substantial quantity of crack cocaine in his possession. Greene’s attempt to dodge the fare led to the revelation of his criminal activities, highlighting the importance of fare evasion enforcement by law enforcement agencies.
Greene’s case underscores the significance of robust policing measures within the public transit system. Despite being on parole for a serious offense, he brazenly violated the law, posing a threat to the safety of commuters. With five prior arrests, including charges related to drugs, assault, and robbery, Greene’s criminal history demonstrates a pattern of disregard for the law.
The incident comes amidst heightened efforts by the NYPD to tackle fare evasion and maintain safety within the subway system. The recent deployment of 800 additional officers underscores the department’s commitment to curbing criminal activities within transit networks. Chief of Transit Michael Kemper emphasized the necessity of such initiatives, stressing the role of fare gates in preventing disorder and lawlessness.
Ex-con on parole for murder busted with ghost gun, drugs after evading NYC subway fare: cops https://t.co/39g8cgl73V pic.twitter.com/MG4UBus1o8
— New York Post (@nypost) March 29, 2024
In recent weeks, similar incidents have occurred involving individuals exploiting emergency exits to access subway stations. Dajuan Robinson, involved in a violent altercation onboard an A train, was observed using the emergency gate at the Nostrand Avenue station. Another offender, Emmanuel Solcio, with a history of numerous arrests, was apprehended after sneaking into a subway station in the early hours of the morning.
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The arrest of Greene serves as a reminder of the potential dangers posed by individuals seeking to circumvent fare payment. His possession of a ghost gun underscores the need for vigilant enforcement measures to prevent weapons from entering public spaces. The NYPD’s commitment to maintaining subway safety remains unwavering, reflecting a broader strategy to ensure the well-being of New Yorkers.
