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Can NYPD spot the abusive cop?

2014-12-15 17:25:44.91386+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

WNYC: Can the NYPD spot the abusive cop?.

CCRB Records show that 40 percent of the 35,000 officers on the force today have never been the subject of a citizen complaint. Another 20 percent have only one. Yet about a thousand cops have 10 or more complaints. One has been able to rack up 51. The name of that officer is confidential, as are the names of any officer who is the target of a CCRB complaint.

And by protecting these psychopaths, the NYPD gives all police officers a bad name.

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