Southern District Judge P. Kevin Castel on Tuesday denied the city's motion seeking to dismiss claims of unlawful entry and excessive force by officers who shot Mohamed Bah, an emotionally disturbed man the police said was armed with a knife.
February 01, 2017 at 04:04 PM
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A judge has cleared the way for a trial of a civil rights lawsuit over a fatal 2012 Manhattan police shooting of an emotionally disturbed man.
Southern District Judge P. Kevin Castel on Tuesday denied the city’s motion in Bah v. The City of New York, 13-cv-06690, seeking to dismiss claims of unlawful entry and excessive force by officers.
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