CCRB wants $15 million more for police misconduct complaints
Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) interim chair Arva Rice requested a $15 million proposed budget increase at a city council hearing.
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Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) interim chair Arva Rice requested a $15 million proposed budget increase at a city council hearing.
In 2023, the city reportedly paid more than $114 million in settlements, the second-highest total over the past six years.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has vetoed the City Council's controversial How Many Stops Bill, which requires police to document interactions with the public.
The legislation aims to increase police transparency by requiring cops to publicly report on lower-level stops, which they currently do not have to disclose.
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office dropped the murder charges against Tracy McCarter last year, citing insufficient evidence.