Ex-Mount Vernon officer gets jail, probation for fatal Hutchinson crash
A former Mount Vernon police officer has been sentenced to jail and probation for killing a White Plains man in a crash.
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Jul 15, 2022, 7:07 PM
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Updated 862 days ago
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yesterdayA former Mount Vernon
police officer has been sentenced to jail and probation for killing a White
Plains man in a crash.
County police say
Antoine Henrys was driving over 125 mph on the Hutchinson River Parkway while
off duty last September when he rear-ended an SUV.
John Osorio, 52, was
killed when he was hit by that SUV while riding his motorcycle.
Henrys pleaded guilty to
second-degree manslaughter in April.
He has been sentenced to
three months in jail and five years' probation.
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