Repeal of 50-a may prompt release of district attorneys’ problem cop lists
/“District attorneys, the city and law enforcement agencies can no longer hide behind Police Secrecy Law 50-a.”
Read More“District attorneys, the city and law enforcement agencies can no longer hide behind Police Secrecy Law 50-a.”
Read MoreAssemblymember Catalina Cruz, State Sen. Jessica Ramos and Councilmember Francisco Moya say they regret the warning.
Read More“We are involved in a human justice initiative where people at the center of the work that we do.”
Read MoreCatalina Cruz addresses the preemptive response to an alleged “loot-out” that never happened.
Read More“It’s time we start listening to those who are closest to the pain.”
Read MoreThere have been at least 19 preliminary hearings in Queens.
Read MoreAbout 60 people arrested while protesting police violence in the Bronx were sent to Queens Central Booking.
Read More“I came home to a world that's not quite the way it was when I left it.”
Read MoreThe bizarre incident was caught on multiple cell phone videos.
Read MoreThe law shields police disciplinary records from review.
Read More“I’ll kill you. You’re in the wrong neighborhood. You’re in the wrong neighborhood, bitch.”
Read MoreThe statute is “often used to arrest and harass people based on their gender or appearance.”
Read More“This is a giant step forward for New York.”
Read More“I just want my brother home.”
Read More“Mr. Majors can now be given an opportunity to have a life.”
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