NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York woman has sued the city police department, claiming that officers have raided her home four times in the past year trying to arrest her long-dead husband.
One Occupy Wall Street activist told Current TV on Tuesday that he isn't worried that New York City police may be trying to sabotage the movement by sending drunk and homeless people to Zuccotti Park.
The attorney for an Occupy Wall Street protester who was allegedly punched by New York City Police Department Deputy Inspector Johnny Cardona last month is calling on the district attorney to charge the officer like any other civilian suspect.
Police officers in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood, where several sexual attacks have occurred in recent months, are amping up their nighttime presence and offering a more unusual form of protection: wardrobe advice.
