🚨 Arrested for murder. Charged with manslaughter. Home on bail in 3 days. 
An ex-NYPD detective is accused of shooting a Black father dead and driving off. Koran Irvine, 46, was driving home from his job at Con Ed, where he'd worked for 20 years. Prosecutors say a near-collision turned into tailgating, then one shot through the back window of his car, fired from Victor Romero's Range Rover. Police say Romero, 62, kept driving into New Jersey and never called 911. They found him the next day at his security job and recovered three guns. The DA charged him with manslaughter instead of murder. Bail was set at $1 million, and he posted it the next day. "The idea of him being free after this charge… we think it's a travesty," Irvine's family said outside court. Romero hasn't entered a plea and hasn't been convicted. He's due back in court Tuesday. If anyone else had fired that shot, would it still be murder?