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NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban declined to discipline a high-ranking deputy chief accused of pulling a female protester’s hair and shoving her face into the ground in downtown Manhattan in 2020, records show. Caban’s decision came in October in the case of Deputy Chief Gerard Dowling of the NYPD’s Special Operations Bureau. Caban’s decision was included near the bottom of an oversight report ...

A veteran New York Police Department detective recently filed a lawsuit against the city’s Civilian Complaint Review Board, claiming it defamed and slandered him, the New York Post reported.Detective Salvatore Rizzo sued the review board last week after he says it wrongly accused him of displaying a...

Veteran NYPD Detective Salvatore Rizzo said the CCRB "maliciously" accused him of pulling a gun on a teenager because he was black -- even though he was cleared of any wrongdoing.

A Bronx homicide detective with two decades on the job was left with a black mark on his record thanks to a non-binary suspect’s bogus CCRB complaint.

NEW YORK — A Brooklyn housing cop was cleared of NYPD disciplinary charges that he used a racial slur when he stated at a vigil for a man fatally shot by police that he “would have shot” the man himself. A Police Department trial judge found Officer Jamarr Burnett not guilty of making the comment overheard by Motique Graves, whose brother Malik Tyquarn Graves, 33, died in a fusillade of police ...

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Civilian Complaint Review Board will suspend certain types of investigations after proposed budget cuts from the Adams administration.

The monitor, Mylan Denerstein, filed a proposed order in Manhattan federal court on Wednesday for District Judge Analisa Torres to force department corporate with requests from the Civilian Complaint Review Board.

NEW YORK — More than 100 racial bias and profiling cases against police are stalled by disagreement with the Police Department over what evidence to consider in the probes, the

Under terms of a law passed by the City Council last year, the CCRB took over from the NYPD investigations of cases where cops are accused of racial profiling or showing bias during an encounters with citizens.