Santos was charged with possessing an “arsenal” of weapons and ammunition - including several ghost guns and an assault rifle, Katz trumpeted at an Oct. 18 arrest outside his Richmond Hill home, when investigators from the DA’s office reported seeing the 36-year-old bus driver allegedly loading weapons into the back of his white Chrysler 300. “She does not want to be embarrassed and she was mad that she wasn’t told about this,” one source told The Post.

The fallout over last month’s brawl during the “ghost gun” arrest of MTA bus driver Jonathan Santos even cost the Queens DA’s Office’s top investigator his job because DA Melinda Katz was kept in the dark about the fight, law enforcement sources said. Queens principal finds stash of seized student weapons in office safeĮric Adams continues bail reform changes push - citing Bronx teen shooterĪ major Queens gun bust could be in jeopardy over an allegedly shady car search - that left two District Attorney’s Office investigators in fisticuffs over the issue, The Post has learned. Lawyer for ‘Rust’ armorer claims she was ‘framed’

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