Naturally struggle Mayor Eric "Party Time" Adams defended the officers actions saying "This person was under the influence of alcohol, holding a child. Those officers had to get that child from him so that child was not going to be in danger." Cordero for his part denies being drunk.
The city of New York has approved a settlement of over $13 million to go to protesters who were subjected to brutal treatment by New York Police Department officers during protests in 2020 over the death of George Floyd. The settlement comes after two years of back-and-forth with the city, with plaintiffs alleging how NYPD officers resorted to "kettling" and other tactics.
Once again the NYPD has intervened in a Rolling Loud concert and gotten rappers taken off the lineup. Drill Rappers have been targeted this time around and removed from the bill.
A security guard who peeped the entire incident confronted the police officers who tried to convince him they belonged in the area. After returning the bottles to their rightful ballers, the security guard called the police and had the three party crashers busted.
A video showing an NYPD officer punching a woman to the ground in Harlem on Tuesday has gone viral, stirring outrage among members of the community and other activists. Tamani Crum, 19, is still in police custody as she was arrested for assaulting the officer in question prior to the punch.
On Saturday, the NYPD announced that they had arrested and charged a Brooklyn teenager for the death of O'Shae Sibley. The teen was charged as an adult.
Franco himself stood trial for perjury and misconduct earlier this year as prosecutors accused him of lying about about drug sales he claimed to have witnessed on both police paperwork and in court.
The New York Police Department is now investigating the death of O'Shae Sibley, a man who was killed in Brooklyn this past weekend, as a hate crime.
Looks like there’s going to be a lot less dirt bikes and ATV’s motoring loud and proud in your neighborhood as New York City just destroyed a gang of them.
During a press conference that same Friday night, NYPD Chief of Department Kenneth Corey implored New Yorkers to come forward with any information they have on the shooting.
Charges against C Blu, the 16-year-old rapper from the Bronx who was arrested in January after an altercation during his arrest which led to the gun he was carrying going off and hitting an NYPD officer, have been dropped. The Law Department confirmed the decision last Friday, saying the case "cannot be prosecuted".
Y'all just know that if Comrade Trump was still President he would've lambasted the NYPD for making such a move, but luckily for us and the world, he's not and is currently holed up in Mar-A-Lago awaiting indictments in both New York City and Atlanta, GA (tee-hee).
