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Two NYPD Officers Busted For Gambling And Prostitution Have A History Of Misconduct, Records Show

Two of the seven officers arrested Wednesday have been docked vacation days in the past after allegations of serious misconduct, secret files exclusively revealed by BuzzFeed News show.
Mike Hayes • 10 days ago

NY’s Attorney General Subpoenaed The Catholic Church In Its Child Sex Abuse Investigation

The state’s attorney general is seeking documents and information on payments to victims as part of its civil probe into the church.
Mike Hayes • 16 days ago

The Trump Organization's Chief Financial Officer Was Granted Immunity In Michael Cohen's Prosecution

Allen Weisselberg has worked for the Trump Organization for more than 40 years.
Mike Hayes • 29 days ago

The NYPD Officer Who Shot A Man In The Face Has Been Fired

Sgt. Ritchard Blake has been fired from the NYPD and is under investigation for possible criminal charges over the shooting.
Mike Hayes • One month ago

House Republican Chris Collins Has Been Charged With Insider Trading

The New York lawmaker faces federal charges of insider trading and lying to the FBI, along with his son and son's future father-in-law.
Mike Hayes • One month ago

The NYPD Cop Who Shot A Man In The Face Has A History Of Aggression, Police Records Show

Sgt. Ritchard Blake was disciplined in 2011 for engaging “in a physical altercation,” according to secret disciplinary records previously published by BuzzFeed News.
Mike Hayes • One month ago

The NYPD Announces An Independent Panel Will Review Its Disciplinary Program

BuzzFeed News found in March that the NYPD allowed officers to keep their jobs following serious acts of misconduct.
Mike Hayes • 3 months ago

The NYPD’s Plan To Release Anonymous Disciplinary Records Is Still On Hold

After a BuzzFeed News investigation, the NYPD said it would release limited information about police officer discipline. The union has so far blocked that from happening.
Mike Hayes • 3 months ago

The District Attorney Says The NYPD Isn’t Telling Prosecutors Which Cops Have A History Of Lying

“These limitations frustrate our ability, not only to prepare for trial, but to make early assessments of witness credibility.”
Mike Hayes • 3 months ago

Police Union Tried To Block Publication Of NYPD Database

The unusual request came as BuzzFeed News was preparing to release thousands of secret disciplinary records.
Kendall Taggart • 5 months ago

Here's Why BuzzFeed News Is Publishing Thousands Of Secret NYPD Documents

BuzzFeed News is making public a huge cache of the New York Police Department's disciplinary records, revealing for the first time which employees have been charged with misconduct and what punishment, if any, they have received. The information is an important tool for people accused of crimes and for officers who feel they were punished excessively, but the department has fought hard to keep it secret.
Kendall Taggart • 5 months ago

Here Are The Secret Records On Thousands Of New York Police Misconduct Cases

Officers' names. Disciplinary charges. Punishments. This huge trove of secret disciplinary records is available and searchable for the first time.
Kendall Taggart • 5 months ago

The NYPD Is Arguing, Once Again, That Punishments For Police Misconduct Must Remain Secret

For decades the outcomes of the NYPD’s disciplinary hearings for officers accused of misconduct were made public. But lawyers for the NYPD argued in court Wednesday that that was a mistake and state law forces them to keep the information secret.
Kendall Taggart • 5 months ago

Mother Of Eric Garner And Officials Call For Action On Police Misconduct

The community outcry comes days after a BuzzFeed News investigation revealed that the NYPD let hundreds of officers who lied, stole, and assaulted New Yorkers keep their jobs.
Mike Hayes • 6 months ago

Responding To BuzzFeed News NYPD Investigation, Top Officials Call For Change

After revelations that New York City police officers who lie, steal, and assault people are allowed to keep their jobs, Mayor Bill de Blasio, Police Commissioner James O’Neill, and lawmakers said it should be easier for citizens to learn about NYPD discipline.
Mike Hayes • 6 months ago

Secret NYPD Files: Officers Who Lie And Brutally Beat People Can Keep Their Jobs

Internal NYPD files show that hundreds of officers who committed the most serious offenses — from lying to grand juries to physically attacking innocent people — got to keep their jobs, their pensions, and their tremendous power over New Yorkers' lives. A BuzzFeed News investigation.
Kendall Taggart • 6 months ago

Audio Reveals A Man Told Police “I Can’t Breathe” While In A Squad Car — And Later Died

An audio recording from Andrew Kearse’s arrest reveals the chilling details of his last moments before he died in police custody in New York.
Mike Hayes • 7 months ago

Judge Blasts NYC And NYPD For Failing To Turn Over Evidence In Brutality Case

In a highly unusual step, a federal judge said that NYC’s failure to hand over evidence or investigate civil rights violations was so egregious she recommended an immediate end to the dispute in the alleged victim’s favor.
Mike Hayes • 8 months ago

A Baltimore Cop Who Was Caught On Video Apparently Planting Drugs Has Been Charged

A grand jury has indicted a Baltimore cop seen in body-camera footage placing drugs at an alleged crime scene. The person charged with a drug offense in the case almost pleaded guilty before the video surfaced.
Mike Hayes • 8 months ago

13-Year-Old Idaho Middle Schooler Raped By Older Student In Computer Lab, Lawsuit Says

According to the complaint, the victim was forced to leave school and move to a different town. Her alleged 17-year-old attacker is facing felony charges, but only served a one-day suspension from school.
Mike Hayes • 8 months ago
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