Midtown Manhattan Shooting: Funders $ 250K Cross for Family of Didarul Islam; NYPD mourned father-two killed on duty

The NYPD officer has been raised over $ 250,000 through two separate funds to support the family of Didarul Islam, who were badly shot badly during a collective shooting at Midtown Manhattan earlier this week. For the 36 -year -old father of two, a funderizer installed at FurndThefirate.com had collected $ 195,561 until 8:30 pm on Wednesday. It aims to reach a target of $ 500,000. The organizers wrote, “Didarul Islam was more than a police officer – he was two young boys, a cute son, a careful husband, and a dedicated father for an elder brother, not only for his sisters but also in Bangladesh and Bangladesh,”. “We were lost not only a brother, but a piece of our hearts.” Gofundme had raised a second campaign by the Queens Chamber of Commerce’s Tom Grench, raising $ 56,641 for the same time. All income will go to the family of Islam, the New York Post told. Islam’s wife is going to give birth to the third child of the couple next month. He was providing security at 345 Park Avenue at around 6:30 pm on Monday, when Shane Tamura, a dissatisfied Las Vegas Security Guard gave birth to a complaint against NFL, entered the skyscraper with AR -15 -style assault rifle. Tamura shot a lift on the 33rd floor before taking a lift in the building’s lobby, the Islam, fellow security guard Alund Atin, and Blackstone’s Wesley Leptatar. There, he killed Julia Hymen, a colleague of Rudin Management, who was placed on Wednesday to rest in a funeral, before he shut down himself. According to Police Commissioner Jessica Tish, who was a friend of Lepater, Tamura convicted NFL for a brain injury, which he claimed to be victims while playing high school football. However, he ended in the wrong lift bank and never reached NFL offices in the building. Patrick Handry, president of the NYPD Police Benevolant Association, said this week, “Podarul Islam was a hero from the moment when he placed on our uniform.” Handry said, “When pure evil showed his post last night, he stood among the evil and innocent people,” Handry said. “Police officers are mourning him as a friend and colleague, but we all ask New Yorkers that he is asking him to honor him as a hero.”