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NYPD Cop Killed In Long Island Crash, Police Say
The off-duty officer's car hit a tree after it collided with another vehicle in Lynbrook on Wednesday, Long Island police said.

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The off-duty officer's car hit a tree after it collided with another vehicle in Lynbrook on Wednesday, Long Island police said.

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