Buffalo police officer Corey Krug, left, with his attorney Terry Connors at the Western District court in Buffalo in July. Photo: YouTube/WKBW TV
That video appeared to show the officer push an individual onto the hood of a car, and then onto the ground. The officer is then seen striking him with his baton several times after initially hitting him with his knee.
October 24, 2019 at 04:14 PM
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Attorneys for the city of Buffalo said during arguments before the New York Court of Appeals on Thursday that they’re still not planning to foot the bill in a civil lawsuit against a police officer accused of excessive force, even though he was acquitted on federal criminal charges this year.
The court will decide whether attorneys for the city of Buffalo improperly denied that officer, Corey Krug, legal counsel in a civil lawsuit after the incident was recorded on video.
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