Boston Police officer facing charges after allegedly discharging personal weapon, wounding wife
BOSTON - A Boston Police officer is facing charges after allegedly discharging his personal weapon and wounding his wife while off duty on Christmas Eve.
When officers responded to a call for a person shot at a residential area in Hyde Park, they found a woman suffering from a non-life threatening gunshot wound. She was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
After investigating, officers determined Korey Franklin, 32, was responsible for firing his personal weapon, resulting in his wife's injuries.
Franklin has been arrested and will appear in West Roxbury District Court at a later date.
"We take this incident, and all incidents that involve police officers, very seriously," Boston Police Commissioner William Gross responded in a statement. "This arrest clearly shows that the Boston Police Department has the ability to police ourselves and that we hold our officers to the same standards as the citizens we serve and protect."
BOSTON - A Boston Police officer is facing charges after allegedly discharging his personal weapon and wounding his wife while off duty on Christmas Eve.
When officers responded to a call for a person shot at a residential area in Hyde Park, they found a woman suffering from a non-life threatening gunshot wound. She was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
After investigating, officers determined Korey Franklin, 32, was responsible for firing his personal weapon, resulting in his wife's injuries.
Franklin has been arrested and will appear in West Roxbury District Court at a later date.
"We take this incident, and all incidents that involve police officers, very seriously," Boston Police Commissioner William Gross responded in a statement. "This arrest clearly shows that the Boston Police Department has the ability to police ourselves and that we hold our officers to the same standards as the citizens we serve and protect."