Tag: Disciplinary Records

Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez promises to reject contributions from police unions

August 25, 2020

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced on Monday that he is one of 42 prosecutors from across the country who have signed a pledge to reject campaign contributions from law enforcement unions, including the Police Benevolent Association in New York City. “Protesters have drawn critical attention to a criminal legal system that has caused immense pain and injustice and does

Learn the backstory of local co-named streets at NYC’s ‘DORIS’ map portal

November 7, 2024

NYC’S NEW HONORARY STREET NAMES MAP allows local history buffs to find information for streets that have been co-named by the City Council.

Court lets public see complaint data on 81,000 NYPD officers

August 21, 2020

New York City police officers have faced more than 320,000 complaints from the public since the mid-1980s, but less than 3 percent resulted in penalties,

Trump says he’ll send federal agents if NYC can’t stop bloodshed

August 18, 2020

President Donald Trump is again threatening to send federal agents to New York City if local authorities don’t stop a surge of violence that has

Appeal blocks NYCLU’s release of police discipline records

July 31, 2020

A federal appeals court has halted a civil rights organization’s plan to publish a database of New York City police disciplinary records, the latest twist

Judge lifts ban on NYCLU releasing police discipline records

July 29, 2020

Reversing her initial ruling, a federal judge cleared the way Tuesday for a civil rights organization to provide the public with disciplinary records it obtained

ProPublica posts NYPD records, bypassing judge’s blockade

July 27, 2020

Days after a federal judge paused the public release of New York City police disciplinary records, a news website has published a database containing complaint

Records tie officer in ‘chokehold’ video to several past incidents

June 23, 2020

A New York City police officer suspended from duty after he was recorded Sunday putting a man in what the police commissioner said was a banned chokehold could face criminal

New York passes bill to unveil police discipline records

June 10, 2020

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Spurred by the national uproar over the death of George Floyd, New York state lawmakers repealed a decades-old law Tuesday that has kept law enforcement officers’

NYS Bar Association calls for repeal of law that protects violent police

June 10, 2020

A day after it announced that it announced the creation of a racial justice task force, the NYS Bar Association’s executive committee approved repealing Civil Rights Law 50-A, which would

This lovely street is College Place. Photo: Lore Croghan/Brooklyn Eagle

Around Brooklyn: Doctors can now resume elective surgeries

June 10, 2020

Doctors can now resume elective surgeries Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced that doctors and hospitals in New York City are now eligible to resume elective surgeries and ambulatory care. Previously,

Tag: Disciplinary Records

Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez promises to reject contributions from police unions

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Learn the backstory of local co-named streets at NYC’s ‘DORIS’ map portal

Court lets public see complaint data on 81,000 NYPD officers

Trump says he’ll send federal agents if NYC can’t stop bloodshed

Appeal blocks NYCLU’s release of police discipline records

Judge lifts ban on NYCLU releasing police discipline records

ProPublica posts NYPD records, bypassing judge’s blockade

Records tie officer in ‘chokehold’ video to several past incidents

New York passes bill to unveil police discipline records

NYS Bar Association calls for repeal of law that protects violent police

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