L.I PHARMACY FIEND DAVID LAFFER JAILED FOR LIFE

LIFE

THE PILL popping junkie who executed four people on a Father's day pharmacy massacre has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Whacked out David Laffer was on a desperate mission for painkillers, blood pressure medicine, anti-nausea pills and muscle relaxants, so he and his wife Melinda Brady could get high.
Armed with a pistol the 33-year-old army vet walked in and lined up his victims, store workers Raymond Ferguson, 45, and Jennifer Mejia, 17,  and customers Bryon Sheffield, 71, and Jamie Taccetta, 33.
Then in cold blood he put a bullet into each of their heads, before jamming the pills in the backpack and running out to his waiting wife, Melinda Brady who acted as getaway driver.  
Laffer will now serve five consecutive life terms.

L.I PHARMACY SLAY: MELINDA BRADY PLEADS NOT GUILTY

NOT A MURDERER?

THE JUNKIE wife of accused Long Island pharmacy killer David Laffer has pleaded not guilty to her role in the slaughter.
Prosecutor's claimed Melinda Brady helped to plot the robbery,  get rid of stolen drugs, dismantle and bury the murder weapon and concoct an alibi for the Father's Day massacre.
But while the 29-year-old admitted to planning the heist, but claims she had no clue that it involved killing, meaning that prosecutors were only able to charge her with first-degree robbery, instead of murder - much to the frustration of the victim's families.
Rene Mejia whose 17-year-old daughter, Jennifer, was gunned down in the horrendous heist - scoffed at the prosecutions decision not to charge Brady.

DAVID LAFFER GETS AMY FISHER'S LAWYER

BEAST

BEAUTY

THE WHACKED out junkie accused of executing four people in a Long Island pharmacy robbery gone wrong has appointed Amy Fisher's attorney to be his legal representative.
David Laffer has picked Eric Nairburg to defend on the charges that he walked into the store, shot and killed the clerk, stole the drugs and killed three other people before fleeing.
The Long Island is best known for defending, Long Island Lolita, Amy Fisher, who like Laffer created national headlines when she plead guilty to shooting her then-lover Joey Buttafouco's wife, Mary Jo, in the head back in 1992.

LI PHARMACY FIEND DAVID LAFFER FORMALLY INDICTED

NOT LAFF-ING NOW

THE man accused of executing four innocent people in a Long Island pharmacy robbery has been formally indicted by a grand jury. Dope Fiend David Laffer, allegedly held up the store and then lined up his victims, before cold bloodedly blasting a bullet into the heads of store workers Raymond Ferguson, 45, and Jennifer Mejia, 17,  and customers Bryon Sheffield, 71, and Jamie Taccetta, 33.
Hours after his arrest the 33-year-old was picked out of a lineup by victim Jamie Taccetta's fiancé, James Manzella -- who had been waiting for her outside the drug store and saw the assassin.
"It was definitely him," Manzella said, according to a police source.
The specific charges in the indictment remained sealed until a date can be

LI PHARMACY KILLER DAVID LAFFER 'A JUNKIE COWARD'

FERGUSON, TACCETTA AND MEJIA

THE SLAUGHTER at Haven Drugs was so brutal even veteran cops were sickened by its senselessness. When accused killer David Laffer walked into the drug store Sunday, "his .45-caliber handgun did the talking" according to the New York Daily News.

DAVID LAFFER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN LI MASSACRE

MURDEROUS JUNKIES?

THE MAN accused of executing four people in a Long Island pharmacy during a robbery for painkillers has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. 
The 33-year-old is accused of walking lining up workers Raymond Ferguson, 45, and Jennifer Mejia, 17,  and customers Bryon Sheffield, 71, and Jamie Taccetta, 33 and killing each one with a bullet to the head.
It's thought he wanted the Hydrocodone tablets because he and his wife Melinda Brady were addicted to

4 DEAD IN MASSACRE AT LONG ISLAND PHARMACY

FATHER'S DAY turned into a bloodbath at a Long Island pharmacy Sunday leaving four people dead. Cops say the botched heist happened at Haven Drugs in Medford, New York around 10 a.m. That's when a man entered the family-owned business wearing a baseball cap, sunglasses and brandishing a handgun. The stone-cold killer then executed the four people in the store at the time and fled on foot with prescription pills.
Suffolk County cops say two of the victims, Raymond Ferguson, 45, and Jennifer Mejia, 17, of East Patchogue (who was going to graduate from high school next week) worked at the drug store.