| After NYPD George Floyd
Protest Settlement Was
Called Rigid by PBA Objections
Dismissed
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Feb 7 –
When the City of New York's
proposed settlement of George
Floyd protest lawsuits was
challenged by the NYPD Police
Benevolent Association at a
hearing on January 29, Inner
City Press was there and live
tweeted, thread here:
[ending] PBA
lawyer Smith: The Mayor knows
something about policing
Judge: Mayor Adams hasn't
taken his name off the
settlement... PBA rep: He said
he had to take his lawyers'
advice Judge: Maybe they want
to avoid the M word PBA rep:
Is a monitor even being
considered?
Judge: I
will try to have something
else by next week.
On February 7,
Judge McMahon denied the PBA's
motion, and granted the
Settling Parties' motion to
dismiss it.
More on Substack
here
The case
is IN RE: NEW YORK CITY
POLICING DURING SUMMER 2020
DEMONSTRATIONS, 20-cv-8924
(McMahon)
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