Tim Hort
Daily Stormer
November 14, 2017
Demetrius Blackwell.
It took them long enough.
A Queens man has been found guilty of first-degree murder for the May 2015 slaying of NYPD Officer Brian Moore.
Jansen, who was in court to hear the verdict, told the panel of seven women and five men that Blackwell opened fire on them when Moore called him out for adjusting his waistband.
“Brian said, ‘Police, man,’ held up his shield and said, ‘You holding something? You got something on you?!’” Jansen testified. “He said, ‘Yeah, I got something!’ and he turned right towards the car and shot Brian.”
Moore, 25, was hit in the head, and died in the hospital. Jansen later fingered Blackwell in a lineup.
“My leg started to get warm and hot from the blood,” said Sgt. Christopher Noll, who held a bleeding Moore as he was rushed to the ER. “When I lifted him, I saw he had been shot in the head. He began to scratch my arms, my hand was on his face and must have went right into the area where he was shot.”
More cops took the stand to say that Blackwell, who was found hiding in plain sight, sobbed in the back of a patrol car after he was picked up for questioning — and later feigned a seizure in the interrogation room.
Brian Moore.