An emergency medical technician who pleaded guilty to official misconduct after posting a picture of a strangling victim on his Facebook page is now surrendering his license.Under a plea deal, Mark Musarella, 48, agreed to complete 200 hours of community service, give up his license and agree not to reapply for a new one in the future.

Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan says Musarella also waived his right to appeal.

Musarella has also been fired from his job at Richmond University Medical Center.

Authorities say Musarella took a picture of 26-year-old Caroline Wimmer's body after she was strangled in 2009. It is considered a violation of general regulations for EMS workers.

15th victim has died after a tour bus crashed on a New York City highwayThe bus slid into a sign pole that sheared it end to end in a gruesome scene of blood, jumbled bodies and shattered glass.