Brighton Man Busted For Guns, Pipe Bombs After Cops Respond To Domestic Dispute
An FDNY EMT was arrested at his Brighton Beach apartment yesterday for owning a cache of high-powered weapons including pipe bombs, after police responded to a domestic dispute between him and his wife.
The New York Post reports:
Victor Cadicamo, 29, was arrested when police showed up to his home near Brighton 10th Terrace and Coney Island Avenue at around 9 a.m. Thursday after the FDNY worker’s wife said he threatened her with a gun, cops said.
When cops searched Cadicamo’s home, they found five firearms and a rifle before cuffing him and dragging him down the the 60th precinct. Police said the couple’s 2-year-old child was home at the time.
During interrogation, Cadicamo confessed to also having bombs hidden in the home, which sent the NYPD’s bomb squad back to the location. The bombs were brought to the NYPD’s Bronx firing range for detonation.
The Daily News adds that authorities found two pipe bombs made of PVC, with caps on the ends and a black cord attached.
Cadicamo, 29, was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, menacing and harassment. Additionally, his union has kicked off a separate investigation to determine if the six-year EMT will lose his job.
Cops came to Cadicamo’s home after his wife, Christina Liskowitz, also an EMT, called police saying that he had threatened her with a gun.
Yasir Ullah, 34, who lives above the couple’s apartment, said Cadicamo and his wife are constantly fighting.
“We always heard loud voices. In the morning time, they would slam doors,” Ullah said.
He said the couple had what sounded to be a loud argument Wednesday night.
