Source: New York Post
The state’s far-left Parole Board has quietly delayed a decision on releasing one of New York City’s most notorious cop killers until after the June 24 primary — prompting critics to speculate the move was done to help former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s NYC mayoral bid. The 16-member board — 11 of whom were appointed or re-appointed by Cuomo — was scheduled last month to review whether David McClary, a gangbanger who ruthlessly assassinated Police Officer Edward Byrne in 1988, should be released.
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