Traffic Stop Leads To Parole Violation Arrest: Nassau Police

INWOOD, NY — A Brooklyn man with an open warrant was arrested early Tuesday morning following a traffic stop in Inwood, Nassau County police said.

According to police, officers saw Christopher Landburg-Parker, 34, of Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, driving a 2013 Nissan north on Sheridan Boulevard with license plates. Officers pulled the car over near Bays Water Boulevard and found that Landburg-Parker had a license plat in the back window which was hard to read.

Police say an investigation found that the out-of-state license plate on display did not belong to Landburg-Parker. He also had a New York State parole warrant for his arrest.

The officers tried to place him under arrest, police said, but Landburg-Parker tried to run. He was arrested after a brief struggle. Two officers suffered minor injuries and were treated at a nearby hospital and then released.

Landburg-Parker is charged with multiple vehicle and traffic law violations, three counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument, two counts of second-degree assault and New York State parole violation. He is scheduled to be arraigned today.