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Christopher D. Montpetit, 37, was sentenced to five and two-thirds to 17 years in prison.

Christopher Cella, 19, is charged with multiple hate crimes, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy D. Sini.

Son, 18, of retired NYPD detective is charged after 'ramming his BMW through a group of BLM protesters surrounding his car outside a Manhattan police station' Justin Burgos, 18, was behind the wheel of his BMW, when he pierced through the group of protesters on their bicycles in the West Village  The incident occurred around 10:20 p.m. Wednesday night during a protest to demand a cop be fired over the alleged assault of a gay black man in 2013 Footage uploaded to social media depicts Burgos allegedly accelerating through the crowd, clipping two protesters as he sped away  As a result, an 1...

Copy shortlink: Long before former officer Derek Chauvin knelt on George Floyd's neck, the Third Precinct in south Minneapolis had a reputation for being home to police officers who played by their own rules. One officer kicked a handcuffed suspect in the face, leaving his jaw in pieces. Officers beat and pistol-whipped a suspect in a parking lot on suspicion of low-level drug charges. Others harassed residents of a south Minneapolis housing project as they headed to work, and allowed prostitution suspects to touch their genitals for several minutes before arresting th...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Nader Hassaneen, 66, was punched in the face several times late on Sunday night as the city's Pride celebrations continued in Washington Square Park  Hassaneen had hot sauce thrown in his eyes when a woman attacked him for flying the American flag instead of the Pride flag One bystander claimed Hassaneen used a homophobic slur - an accusation he denied in an interview with The New York Post  At least three people were also arrested earlier on Sunday afternoon  NYPD officers were seen in riot gear using pepper spray on parkgoers  Tensions were already high between ...