NY police bigwig accused of driving getaway car for gangbanger son quietly posts $75K bail

Source: New York Post

The former high-ranking Westchester County police official who allegedly acted as her gangbanging son’s getaway driver is out of jail. Jennifer Lackard, 49, quietly posted $75,000 bail Thursday in the wild attempted murder case, Bronx prosecutors and court records revealed. While the disgraced police bigwig walked free, her alleged “Slutty Gang” member son Chase Lackard, 20, and ex-con husband James Lackard, 49, remained behind bars, records show.

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