New York City police car. Photo: flickr
In a letter to a top DOJ official, Chief Lawrence Byrnes said the department intended to move forward with internal disciplinary proceedings Sept. 1 if federal authorities do not act against the officers involved in the death of Eric Garner.
July 16, 2018 at 04:11 PM
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The New York City Police Department said Monday it intends to move forward with its own internal disciplinary proceedings related to the 2014 police-involved death of Eric Garner unless the U.S. Department of Justice moves ahead with charges of its own by Aug. 31.
But a DOJ spokesman said Monday afternoon that Main Justice months ago—back in the spring—had given the green light to a disciplinary proceeding stemming from the Garner matter.
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