NY False Arrest Lawyer Files Action On Behalf of James B. Dryden, Jr

NEW YORK - Jan. 8, 2014 - PRLog -- Alleging that he was the victim of a Brooklyn False Arrest on two occasions, Attorney Redenburg's client, James B. Dryden, Jr. has sued the City of NY and yet to be named NYPD Officers. Mr. Dryden has brought claims including: unlawful stop and search, false arrest, failure to intervene, fabrication of evidence, malicious prosecution under state law and also a Monell claim against the defendant City.

Allegations within the Complaint:

The 1st Incident

On July 21, 2012, Mr. Dryden was lawfully present at 304 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, NY, where he was acting in his capacity as a property manager. NYPD agents arrested him and charged him with criminal trespass and attempted burglary. The charges levied against Mr. Dryden were false and the criminal case was eventually dismissed.

The 2nd Incident

On September 11, 2012, Mr. Dryden was lawfully present at 304 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, NY, where he was acting in his capacity as a property manager. NYPD agents arrested him and charged him with Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 7th Degree and Consumption of Alcohol on the Streets. These charges were false. At arraignment, Mr. Dryden was unable to post bail in the amount of $1,000 and spent 133 days at Riker's Island. Following a bench trial, Mr. Dryden was acquitted.

The Complaint filed in Federal Court can be found here  https://www.mjrlaw-ny.com/documents/14-01-06-Doc-1-Complaint.PDF

Plaintiff's Legal Representation: Michael J. Redenburg, Esq. PC, 150 Broadway, Rm. 808, NY, NY 10038

212-240-9465

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