The state Attorney General’s Office determined that it could not bring criminal charges against former NYPD officer Ceasar Munoz, who was forced to retire from the department last year This article originally appeared in The City. By  Yoav Gonen Follow @Bronxvoice1 BRONX - The office of New York State Attorney General Letitia James announced late Friday that it won’t bring criminal charges against an NYPD officer who, responding to an emergency in October 2020, sped through a red light at 60 mph and fatally struck a young woman crossing a street in The Bronx.  The Office of Special Investigations, which was created in early 2021 to probe cases statewide for potential criminal prosecution of police officers who cause someone’s death, concluded in a 71-page report that it could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer, Ceasar Munoz, committed a crime. The report noted that Munoz took a number of precautionary measures, such as turning on his fla