
NYC man convicted of execution-style killing of officer in 1988 denied parole
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Todd Scott, who was convicted for his involvement in the killing of New York City police officer Edward Byrne in 1988, has been denied parole, officials say.
Police said Scott was part of a crew of four men paid $8,000 to kill the 22-year-old officer, who was just weeks on the job, in retaliation for the arrest of drug dealer Howard "Pappy" Mason.
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