NY Cop Killing Suspect to Appear in Court An ex-convict suspected of gunning down a New York police officer near the Belmont Park racetrack and then fatally shooting a carjacking victim is set to appear in court. Nassau County police say Darrell Fuller is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday morning in First District Court in Hempstead. This undated image provided Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012 by the Nassau County Police shows Officer Arthur Lopez. A motorist fleeing a possible hit-and-run traffic accident fatally shot Lopez in broad daylight Tuesday near the Belmont racetrack and then apparently killed another driver not far away during a carjacking, authorities said. The suspect was identified as 33-year-old Darrell Fuller, who was on parole after serving time for attempted murder, authorities said. (AP Photo/Nassau County Police) Close He was transferred from a hospital to police headquarters on Wednesday. Fuller was hospitalized Tuesday after police say he suffered self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Police say he was arrested hours after he fatally shot a Nassau County officer who suspected he had been involved in a hit-and-run car accident. The 33-year-old Queens man is suspected of fleeing that shooting and then killing a man while carjacking his vehicle. It was unknown if he had an attorney.