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Ex-NYPD officer is convicted of assault for punching a man 6 times
A former New York City police officer has been convicted of assault for punching a man in the face several times and breaking his nose while on patrol in 2021.
Former NYPD officer found guilty of assault in caught-on-camera Greenwich Village beating
A former NYPD officer was convicted of assault Thursday after he was caught on camera repeatedly punching a mentally ill man during an on-duty confrontation on a Greenwich Village sidewalk.
Former Police Officer Convicted of Punching Man and Breaking His Nose
A former New York City police officer was found guilty of one count of assault for punching a man in the face six times in Greenwich Village, the Manhattan district attorney’s office said Thursday.
NYPD officer convicted of repeatedly punching man in face in Greenwich Village
An NYPD officer seen on body-worn camera footage repeatedly punching an intoxicated man in the face in Greenwich Village in 2021 was convicted Thursday of misdemeanor assault, prosecutors said.
Former NYPD officer convicted for assault in Greenwich Village: officials
Former NYPD Officer Juan Perez was found guilty of assault for punching an individual in the face six times while on duty in November 2021, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced Thursday.
A new Midtown coalition will take aim at quality of life issues. Here’s how it works.
The shoplifters, unlicensed cannabis shops, illegal scaffolding and purveyors of general disorder in Midtown face a new foe: the Midtown Community Improvement Coalition, recently unveiled by government and civic leaders.
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