New Yorker's cranial surgery after bullet
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•New York man hit by stray police bullet needed cranial surgery, cousin says
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Gregory Delpeche , 49 , was riding the subway to work when the shooting occurred Sunday .
He was hit by a stray police bullet when NYPD officers shot a man at a Brooklyn train station.
He underwent cranial surgery to reduce swelling from a bullet wound in his head, a relative says.
Police shot the man multiple times, but a 26-year-old woman and one of the officers were also hit.
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