Should NYPD lawyers step in to prosecute? Protesters say no

By: The Associated Press Jennifer Peltz and Colleen Long July 17, 2017 Comments Off

NEW YORK (AP) — Arminta Jeffryes was arrested while protesting police brutality. Then the police department played an unusual role in her court case. A New York Police Department lawyer stepped in to prosecute the jaywalking charge against her, in a low-level court that usually has no prosecutors at all. While many similar cases get dismissed ...

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Should NYPD lawyers step in to prosecute? Protesters say no

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