A federal judge has refused to allow New York City police unions to intervene in a settlement they oppose between plaintiffs and New York City in stop-and-frisk litigation.
Southern District Judge Analisa Torres denied the unions’ motion in a 108-page decision released Wednesday, saying the intervenor bids were untimely and the unions had “no significant protectable interests relating to the subject of the litigation that would warrant intervention.”
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