NYPD Union Leader's Son Arraigned On Weapons, Drug Charges

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Published Feb 12, 2012

Modified Feb 13, 2012

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Police found weapons, ammunition, and 27 bags of marijuana in the closet of the 17-year-old son of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association's Second Vice President Mubarak Abdul-Jabbar, according to the Daily News. Authorities searched the Bronx home of Hameed Abdul-Jabbar because they suspected he may have been connected to a shooting, and found a 9mm Ruger, ten rounds of live ammunition, and a 12-gauge shotgun loaded with five shells in addition to the drugs.

Jabbar, who hasn't been charged with anything related to the shooting, was arraigned on Friday on weapons and drug charges, and was released without bail. The PBA refused comment to both the Daily News and the Post.