Man who shot Stamford police officer sentenced
A convicted drug dealer who shot a Stamford police officer in the face was sentenced today. Ephraim Goitom received 25 years in prison. He pleaded guilty to possession of drugs with intent to distribute
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Jul 11, 2012, 5:28 PM
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Updated 4,472 days ago
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A convicted drug dealer who shot a Stamford police officer in the face was sentenced today.
Ephraim Goitom received 25 years in prison.
He pleaded guilty to possession of drugs with intent to distribute and use of a firearm.
Goitom shot Sgt. Richard Gasparino in the cheek in 2010 as Gasparino and other narcotics officers prepared to search his apartment.
Plea deal reached in 2010 Stamford police shooting
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