Ex-Mount Vernon deputy's son charged in Bronx gang shooting

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Chase Lackard, 20, the son of former Mount Vernon deputy commissioner Jennifer Lackard, was arraigned in Bronx criminal court for a June 29 alleged gang-related shooting outside a Bronx courthouse, facing attempted murder charges after prosecutors say he fired multiple shots. Prosecutors also say Jennifer Lackard acted as the getaway driver and sent a timed text during the escape; she has been fired and held on $75,000 bail, while Chase is being held without bail. The ex-husband is indicted, and the case carries up to 25 years in prison.
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- Mount Vernon police official texted son instructions for Bronx courthouse shooting: indictment New York Daily News
- ‘You can't just stand out front': Texts link police official to son in getaway shooting NBC New York
- Mt. Vernon deputy police commissioner arrested FOX 5 New York
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