LEGAL NEWS: Yonkers family Sues The NYPD
From The Desk Of RoundupNewswires.com Publisher And Editor Brian Harrod....
LAWSUIT: Family Sues #NYPD For Police-Involved Shooting Of A #Yonkers Man In A #Bronx "No Seat Belt" Traffic Stop
PHOTO: Deputy Inspector Thomas Alps, commanding officer of the 52nd Precinct; Bronx Borough Assistant Chief Larry W. Nikunen; NYPD Chief of Police Terence Monahan (at podium), and NYPD Chief of Patrol Rodney Harrison hold a press briefing after a police officer’s fatal shooting of a Yonkers man in the Bronx on Oct. 17, 2019
On Oct. 17, 2019 when at 3 p.m. officers from the NYPD's Five-Two stopped a Yonkers man for what they claim was driving without his seat belt on.
A police sergeant who supervisors the NCOs was on hand.
The man, later identified as #AllanFeliz, a father of a five-year-old boy, was pulled over at Bainbridge Avenue and East 211th Street, just near Woodlawn Cemetery.
A run of his license showed he had open warrants for minor offenses, giving cause for officers to arrest him.
Allan Feliz, according to officers, had resisted despite one of the NCO officers attempting to do so.
A struggle ensued between the officer and Feliz on the driver’s side, with Allan Feliz putting the car in reverse and then drive, according to video that had circulated.
On the passenger side, the sergeant had unsuccessfully tased Allan Feliz, but it did not properly activate.
A split second after the car was stopped, the sergeant had fired his gun, shooting Allan Feliz in the chest, killing him.
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From The Desk Of RoundupNewswires.com Publisher And Editor Brian Harrod....
LAWSUIT: Family Sues #NYPD For Police-Involved Shooting Of A #Yonkers Man In A #Bronx "No Seat Belt" Traffic Stop
PHOTO: Deputy Inspector Thomas Alps, commanding officer of the 52nd Precinct; Bronx Borough Assistant Chief Larry W. Nikunen; NYPD Chief of Police Terence Monahan (at podium), and NYPD Chief of Patrol Rodney Harrison hold a press briefing after a police officer’s fatal shooting of a Yonkers man in the Bronx on Oct. 17, 2019
On Oct. 17, 2019 when at 3 p.m. officers from the NYPD's Five-Two stopped a Yonkers man for what they claim was driving without his seat belt on.
A police sergeant who supervisors the NCOs was on hand.
The man, later identified as #AllanFeliz, a father of a five-year-old boy, was pulled over at Bainbridge Avenue and East 211th Street, just near Woodlawn Cemetery.
A run of his license showed he had open warrants for minor offenses, giving cause for officers to arrest him.
Allan Feliz, according to officers, had resisted despite one of the NCO officers attempting to do so.
A struggle ensued between the officer and Feliz on the driver’s side, with Allan Feliz putting the car in reverse and then drive, according to video that had circulated.
On the passenger side, the sergeant had unsuccessfully tased Allan Feliz, but it did not properly activate.
A split second after the car was stopped, the sergeant had fired his gun, shooting Allan Feliz in the chest, killing him.
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