A federal judge has denied New York City's motion to dismiss a 2012 civil rights suit filed by a woman who was arrested after she used her cellphone to videotape a stop-and-frisk encounter.
February 08, 2017 at 04:03 PM
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A federal judge has denied New York City’s motion to dismiss a 2012 civil rights suit filed by a woman who was arrested after she used her cellphone to videotape a stop-and-frisk encounter.
In a 61-page ruling Tuesday, Eastern District Judge Sandra Townes also denied the city’s request for a spoliation sanction against plaintiff Hadiyah Charles because she lost the phone containing the video.
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