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Police Officer Michael Bergman leaves Brooklyn Supreme Court after being indicted Wednesday afternoon. Eagle photo by Noah Goldberg

After cop’s perjury indictment, Brooklyn DA to review his other cases

June 25 | Noah Goldberg

The Brooklyn District Attorney has begun an investigation into the other cases...

Police Officer Michael Bergman leaves Brooklyn Supreme Court after being indicted Wednesday afternoon. Eagle photo by Noah Goldberg

Brooklyn cop allegedly lied about almost getting run over, indicted on perjury charge

June 19 | Noah Goldberg

A Brooklyn cop was indicted Wednesday on a perjury charge for allegedly...

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