Randolph
Holder was shot Tuesday night while responding to reports of a gunman
in East Harlem, Police Commissioner William J. Bratton said.
He died a few hours later -- making him the fourth officer killed in New York City in 11 months, according to Bratton.
The incident started following a report of armed robbery.
"Responding officers were told by a victim that his bike had been stolen at gunpoint," Bratton said.
Holder, 33, and his partner were in plainclothes when they saw a suspect riding a bike on a pedestrian overpass.
The pair, part of a unit that works in the New York City housing developments, exchanged gunfire with "suspects."
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