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Classic NYPD, am I right?
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/09/nyregion/man-accuses-officer-of-taking-more-than-1000-video-prompts-investigation.html?_r=1
It even has a nice video to go along with it.
Oh, and there's this gem, which always seems to find it's way into these stories
A group of black people? Surely one of them is the suspect. But it gets better
Turns out no one had a gun. An honest mistake on the cop's part
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/09/nyregion/man-accuses-officer-of-taking-more-than-1000-video-prompts-investigation.html?_r=1
It even has a nice video to go along with it.
Lamard Joye was celebrating his 35th birthday with friends last month near a basketball court in Coney Island, Brooklyn. At some point, the police arrived and stopped a friend of his.
From several feet away, Mr. Joye objected. What happened next is now under investigation by the Brooklyn district attorneys office, which is in possession of a cellphone video of the ensuing confrontation.
The video of the encounter, on Sept. 16 at around 12:20 a.m., shows a police officer steering Mr. Joye against a chain-link fence to pat him down. Look, Mr. Joye says. Look, you see this? Look. The police officer reaches into Mr. Joyes pocket, removes what appears to be a folded stack of bills and steps back.
Give me my money, Mr. Joye says in the video. The police officer then sprays something at him.
Mr. Joye said the officer took more than $1,000 in cash and deployed pepper spray.
Oh, and there's this gem, which always seems to find it's way into these stories
The incident was precipitated by a call of a man with a gun. When officers arrived at the scene, they encountered numerous people at the location.
A group of black people? Surely one of them is the suspect. But it gets better
Mr. Joye, who was not arrested that night, said he has not gotten his money back; his lawyer, Robert Marinelli, said he has received no explanation of where that money was.
Turns out no one had a gun. An honest mistake on the cop's part