What ‘A blow to every cop’ as shooter who killed first female NYPD officer in 1980s is paroled

Officer Irma “Fran” Lozada was shot twice in the head in 1984 by Darryl Jeter.
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The killer who slayed the first female NYPD officer in the line of duty was silently set free on parole earlier this month — an indignation that is

“a blow to every cop,”

the city’s hugest police union declared Sunday.

Cop-killer Darryl Jeter shot Officer Irma

“Fran”

Lozada, 25, twice in the head in 1984 after she and her partner chased him for stealing a straphanger’s chain on the L subway line in Brooklyn.

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