The attorney for Anna Chambers, the alleged victim, told BuzzFeed News that "nothing has changed in terms of what happened to Anna on that night.”
The review came after a BuzzFeed News investigation revealed the NYPD allowed about 300 employees to keep their jobs despite committing fireable offenses.
The legislation follows a BuzzFeed News investigation that found the NYPD kept officers on the force after they committed fireable offenses, such as lying under oath and assaulting people in custody.
The officer has been placed on modified duty and an internal investigation is underway, multiple sources confirmed to BuzzFeed News.
Police told local media that the threat has not been deemed credible. The school was reportedly closed for the day.
The former employees allegedly received kickbacks in the form of cash, custom barbecues, stainless steel appliances, and lavish landscaping from allegedly complicit subcontractors.
Sources said that former employees of a construction company and a metal and glass business were also charged.
“The system failed me,” Quam Ahmodu’s father told BuzzFeed News. Officials said they did nothing wrong.
Confidential department documents show that then–NYPD commissioner Bill Bratton shut down disciplinary proceedings. The officer has also shared Facebook posts that denigrate black people and Muslims.
"It appears that an individual or individuals sent out multiple similar packages," said an FBI official.
The California woman was the target of an undercover sting operation aimed at cracking down on illegal food selling on Facebook.
The government today rested its case against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
The older brother of Kalief Browder, the New York City man who killed himself after being held for three years at Rikers Island without being charged with a crime, spoke to BuzzFeed News about the long struggle to get their family justice.
Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first black female judge on New York's highest court, was found dead Wednesday. Her friends and former colleagues remember her as a titan of the bench.
A woman claims Trump raped her at a party in 1994 when she was just 13 years old.
After waiting more than two years to act on the request, Pence informed Keith Cooper this week that he would not grant his pardon "out of respect for the judicial process."
A grand jury on Monday declined to charge the Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice. Here's a brief history of the case leading up to the decision.
