A CITY corrections officer, who was aspiring to join the New York Police Department (NYPD), was shot and killed in a possible road-rage incident in Queens early Friday morning, police and family members said.
Jonathan Narain, 27, was in his 2013 maroon Honda Accord on his way to work at Rikers Island when a motorcyclist blasted him once in the head on 120th Street and 103rd Avenue in Richmond Hill around 1:45 a.m., cops said.
The corrections officer, who had nearly two years on the job, had just stopped at a store to pick up food before his life was cut short, authorities said. Emergency responders rushed Narain โ who lived less than a mile away โ to Jamaica Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Jonathan Narain, 27, was in his 2013 maroon Honda Accord on his way to work at Rikers Island when a motorcyclist blasted him once in the head on 120th Street and 103rd Avenue in Richmond Hill around 1:45 a.m., cops said.
The corrections officer, who had nearly two years on the job, had just stopped at a store to pick up food before his life was cut short, authorities said. Emergency responders rushed Narain โ who lived less than a mile away โ to Jamaica Hospital where he was pronounced dead.