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Follow on Google News |  Brooklyn False Arrest Victim to Receive $25,000.00 for Easter Weekend DetentionBrooklyn False Arrest Victim, David B., Has Agreed to Accept the City of New York's Settlement Offer of $25,000.00 to Resolve His Federal Lawsuit
handcuffs Within his wrongful arrest Complaint, David had asserted causes of action to include unreasonable search and seizure, false arrest, failure to intervene and a claim against the City of New York. David alleged that he was leaving his Aunt's apartment in Brownsville Brooklyn when he was victimized by two NYPD Officers in a controversial stop frisk. The officers asked him where he was coming from and where he was going, and David told them. The officers then demanded his ID and David gave them his New York state driver's license. The officers also asked him, "If he had anything illegal on him," to which David responded that he did not. David was subsequently arrested and charged with multiple counts of trespass when he was simply visiting a family member. As a result of his arrest, David spent the Easter weekend detained against his will and was also concerned about losing his internship with the MTA. After one criminal court appearance post arraignment, the case was dismissed and David filed his lawsuit. Michael J. Redenburg, Esq. represented David and Attorney Redenburg regularly appears in federal court representing victims of NYPD false arrest and stop and frisk. 150 Broadway, Room 808 New York, NY 10038 212-240-9465 www.mjrlaw-ny.com Attorney Advertising End
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