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In the line of duty, 39-year-old Patrolman Walter J. Webb of the New York City Police Department met a tragic end on the streets of the Bronx on August 21, 1931. A ten-year veteran of the force and a U.S. Navy veteran of World War I, Webb was tasked with escorting a fur company's paymaster for a payroll delivery on the 700 block of 133rd Street. As the two men stepped out of their vehicle, they were ambushed by a pair of armed assailants who demanded they raise their hands.

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