Ex-cop sentenced for robbery, grand larceny

Former NYPD Officer Jose Ramos received his sentence on Wednesday after he was found guilty of robbery, grand larceny and other charges. A judge sentenced Ramos to a minimum of 12 ½ years behind bars.

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Ex-cop sentenced for robbery, grand larceny

Former NYPD Officer Jose Ramos received his sentence on Wednesday after he was found guilty of robbery, grand larceny and other charges. A judge sentenced Ramos to a minimum of 12 ½ years behind bars.

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