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Sgt. Duran’s unjust sentencing: Letters to the Editor — April 11, 2026

The Issue: A Bronx judge sending Sgt. Erik Duran to prison ­­for killing a man fleeing from a 2023 drug bust.

Every time I think New York can’t sink deeper, it does.

Thanks to Judge Guy Mitchell, hard-working, crime-fighting cops like ex-Sgt. Erik Duran are going to prison, while gang members and murderers are set free to prey upon law-abiding citizens (“A Black Day for Blue,” April 10).

Congratulations, Attorney General Letitia James; you have done a wonderful job helping add to the problems of the city.

Just one more reason why I fled to a state that still takes crime seriously and prosecutes criminals, not hardworking cops.

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The biggest threat to our democracy is not President Trump or lefty communists.

The biggest threat is the judges appointed by liberals.

One man alone should never be able to render such a horrible decision as sentencing a hero cop to prison for doing his job, especially when the same judge gave only nine months to a punk who beat a homeless man to death.

There should always be........

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