Police in New York City are investigating the shooting death of a crew member working for the television show 'Law and Order.'
NEW YORK CITY -- Police in New York City are investigating the shooting death of a crew member working for the television show"Law and Order."
According to authorities, the victim was sitting in his car, which had a traffic cone on its roof, when a gunman approached at around 5:15 a.m. Tuesday. Authorities say he was a contractor working for a company that holds parking spots for movie and television productions."They're just doing their job, just setting out cones and making sure cars are where they belong," Ian Oberholtzer told our sister station WABC-TV."Nothing out of the ordinary, and everyone's very used to it by now."
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