US EditionNew York Islanders Raise Money For A Convicted Killer Because He's A Cop
The Sergeants Benevolent Association said the team displayed a QR code and pledged part of a $44,890 50/50 raffle pot to Erik Duran’s defense.
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NHL Team's Fundraiser for Convicted Cop Stirs Up Ruckus
Hockey fans at the Islanders' final home game got an unexpected pitch Tuesday night: donate to the legal defense of a former NYPD sergeant convicted of manslaughter. During a break in play against the Carolina Hurricanes, the UBS Arena scoreboard displayed a photo of Erik Duran, a QR code for...
New York Islanders Raise Money For A Convicted Killer Because He's A Cop
The New York Islanders took a moment during their final game of the season to promote a fundraiser for a former NYPD sergeant who was recently convicted of manslaughter. Yeah, sounds about right. During Tuesday's 2-1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, the Islanders' jumbotron displayed a big QR code directing to a fundraiser put together with the Sergeants Benevolent Association, "in its fight for justice" for Erik Duran, a former cop sentenced to…
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