Civil rights claims brought by Occupy Wall Street protestors who were pepper sprayed by a high-ranking police officer during a 2011 demonstration have been settled by New York City for more than $300,000.
July 07, 2015 at 06:00 AM
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Civil rights claims brought by Occupy Wall Street protestors who were pepper sprayed by a high-ranking police officer during a 2011 demonstration have been settled by New York City for more than $300,000.
Lawyers for six people who were sprayed by Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna while marching near Union Square in 2011 filed papers in the Southern District saying five cases filed by the six over the incident were settled for between $52,500 and $60,000.
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