NEW YORK - A man who opened fire with a .45-caliber handgun equipped with a high-capacity drum magazine, killing an NYPD officer and critically wounding another in a narrow apartment hallway in Harlem last week, has died, police said.Lashawn McNeil, 47, who was shot and wounded during the fatal encounter Friday night, died on Monday at Harlem Hospital, the NYPD confirmed.Three police officers had responded to an emergency call from an apartment on West 135th Street from a woman saying her adult son — McNeil — had become "problematic" on Friday night, Mayor Eric Adams said last week.

The officers spoke with the woman and another person in the front of the apartment, police said. Neither said anything about McNeil, who was in a back bedroom, having a weapon, police said.

Police Officer Jason Rivera and Police Wilbert Mora began walking down a narrow hallway to check on McNeil, who swung open the door and began shooting, police said.

Rivera and Mora were hit and fell to the floor before they could defend themselves, police said.As McNeil tried to get away, the third officer, who had stayed with McNeil's mother, shot McNeil, wounding him in the head and arm, Chief of Detectives James Essig said.McNeil had a 2003 drug conviction in New York City.

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CA prevents elevated highway construction over wetlands

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President Biden in New York City to talk about gun violence

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NYPD hero cop Wilbert Mora saved 5 lives with his organs

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Teen charged with shooting NYPD officer in the Bronx freed on bond

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2 NYPD police officers shot in Harlem

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Woman pushed to her death onto NYC subway tracks grew up in Fremont

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