A Westchester attorney who pleaded guilty to weapon possession after police discovered his cache of firearms has been disbarred by a Brooklyn appellate court.
Randall Cutler of Bronxville was staying at his parents’ home, which lost electricity after Hurricane Sandy, when he became involved in a dispute with his brother and sister-in-law over the use of a generator. In the course of the Nov. 1, 2012 argument, Cutler pointed a firearm at his brother. When police were called to the scene on reports of a domestic dispute, they found five firearms, including an AK-47 and an Intratec 9 MM Luger (NYLJ, Nov. 14, 2012).
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