FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THURSDAY MARKS 41ST ANNIVERSARY OF MURDERS OF ROCKLAND POLICE OFFICERS WAVERLY BROWN AND
EDWARD O’GRADY, AND BRINKS GUARD PETER PAIGE.
Sean Parick Maloney Praised Early Release of Marxist Killer.
NY-17-Oct. 19…Forty one years ago tomorrow — October 20, 1981 — a gang of heavily-armed Marxist terrorists gunned down in cold blood two Rockland County police officers, Police Officer Waverly Brown and Police Officer Edward O’Grady, and Brinks truck guard Peter Paige, after the thugs committed a $1.6 million robbery at the Nanuet Mall. Another Brinks guard was shot and seriously wounded in the attack.
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, a champion of today’s cashless bail fiasco, praised the early release of at least one of those convicted killers, Judith Clark, prompting Assemblyman and NY-17 congressional candidate Mike Lawler to ask if Maloney still stands by his praise for the convicted cop killer.
“It makes me sick to my stomach that New York State is releasing convicted cop killers on a regular basis now, and sicker still that those early releases are being praised by a member of congress from this area,” Assemblyman Lawler said. “Police Officers Brown and O’Grady were gunned down on that terrible October day while protecting us from stone-cold-killers who were part of an organization that had set off bombs all across the United States. Releasing their killers early is a sickening travesty of justice, and I seriously question Mr, Maloney’s judgment on this matter. When you release convicted cop killers early, you devalue your police force in the eyes of criminals and put the lives of other law enforcement officers in danger.”
Mr. Lawler spoke out last week against the early release of yet another convicted cop killer in New York State, Anthony Blanks, who could be back on the streets as soon as this week.
There has been no word about Mr. Blanks’ imminent release from Mr. Maloney.
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