No Charges Filed Against Cop Found With Ransom Hostage Tied Up In His Garage

An NYPD detective was suspended without pay – but no charges filed – after  a man bound and being held for ransom was found in the officer’s garage.

In an all to disturbing sign of the decay of our great nation the NYPD has suspended one of their own officer’s for taking part in a kidnapping for ransom plot.

According to reports the combination of a tip off and the pinging of the kidnapper’s cell phone led Major Case Squad detectives to the Springfield Gardens home of  Ondre Johnson, a 17 year veteran of Brooklyn  Gang Unit.

Upon searching the premises police say they found the hostage being held for a $75,000 ransom tied up and gagged inside the officer’s garage.

However, NYPD announced they arrested the officer’s cousin and two other men in connection with kidnapping plot and the officer himself is not being charged in connection with the kidnapping.

Instead, the officer has only been suspended with the NYPD saying he is not off the hook yet and promising to keep Johnson in their cross hairs.

Thickening the plot is after arresting the officer a search turned up bogus credit card making equipment which could lead to broader network of individuals participating in identity theft.

More on the story via From The Trenches World Report:

NYPD detective suspended after cops find man tied up and being held for ransom in officer’s garage

NY Daily News  – An NYPD detective was suspended without pay after cops found a man bound and being held for ransom in the garage of the officer’s Queens home, law enforcement sources said Saturday.

Investigators from the NYPD’s major case squad went to the Springfield Gardens home of veteran cop Ondre Johnson, 45, about 3 p.m. Friday — after they were tipped off that a man was being held for $75,000 ransom, the sources said.

Cops honed in on the 181st St. address after they “pinged” a cell phone the kidnappers used to call a friend of the victim to demand the loot, sources said.

[...]Soon after they got into the house, cops found a 25-year-old man tied up in the garage, sources said. Investigators also found two safes containing materials to make bogus credit cards, sources said.

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The garage where a 25-year-old man was reportedly tied up and being held for $75,000 ransom.

Four men — including Johnson’s cousin, Hakeem Clark, 30 — were cuffed inside the house and taken into custody, sources said.

Clark and two others — James Gayle, 27, and Jason Hutson, 27 — were later charged with kidnapping, attempting to collect ransom and criminal possession of a weapon, authorities said.

Alferdo Haughton, 24, was charged with kidnapping.

Johnson avoided charges in connection to the kidnapping, but sources say investigators are keeping him in their crosshairs.

“He’s still not completely off the hook,” a source said. “Something is not right here. They’re going to try to find out what he was doing there and how he knows these guys.”

Source:From The Trenches World Report

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