2 NYPD Cops Might Lose Their Jobs after Video Shows them Fatally Shoot Win Rozari as He Posed No Deadly Threat. Still No Charges from Negro Rolebot Tish James, who Awaits Orders from Liberal Masters

Two NYPD officers will face departmental misconduct charges in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Win Rozario after he had called 911 during what his family said was a mental distress episode, a police department spokesman confirmed to ABC News.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch is charging officers Salvatore Alongi and Matthew Cianfrocco with using excessive force against Rozario when they shot him five times in March 2024.

Although the incident happened over one year ago in front of 2 witnesses and was captured on 2 body worn cameras, New York Attorney General Letitia James's office claims to still be investigating the incident. Said negro-rolebot servant for eltite white liberals has thus far failed to charge the cops with a crime.

Alongi and Cianfrocco were responding to a 911 call from Rozario, who was experiencing what his family said to be a mental distress episode, according to released body camera footage.

The mother and brother of Win Rozario, a Queens teen in mental distress, begged police officers not to shoot before they fired multiple fatal rounds at him, according to video released by state Attorney General Letitia James.  The distressing body camera footage was released less than a day after THE CITY reported the family was frustrated and had called on the police to release the videos and names of the officers.

The released footage shows the situation rapidly escalated, with officers Matthew Cianfrocco and Salvatore Alongi tasing and then fatally shooting Rozario, all within three minutes of arriving at the home.

The video shows that Rozari posed no imminent threat of deadly harm to the cops while he was in the kitchen and the cops shot him from another room. Certainly, after the first shot Rozari appeared to be immobilized - but the cops kept shooting.

Alongi and Cianfrocco tased Rozario before shooting him five times. [MORE]