Queens False Arrest Lawyer Files Notice of Claim on Behalf of Client

NEW YORK - Aug. 15, 2014 - PRLog -- According to a Notice of Claim filed on August 15, 2014, Queens resident Rohan B. has put the City of New York on notice of his state law claims, which will be included in his federal lawsuit. Rohan alleges that he was the latest, and one of many, victims of the NYPD on July 17, 2014.

Notice of Claim Statements

Rohan was walking and heading home in Queens, NY and carrying a clear cup which contained Ginger-ale, when he noticed two NYPD officers on bicycles pass by him. Soon thereafter, the government agents started following him and one came up beside him. The officer queried of Rohan what he was drinking, and Rohan responded that he was drinking juice. Next, the NYPD officer pulled his bicycle in front of Rohan and grabbed the soft-drink out of Rohan's hand. Thereafter, Rohan was pushed into a fence by an officer and another bicycling officer then punched Rohan in the stomach at least five times.

Rohan was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. At arraignment, Rohan denied all of the charges, but his appointed attorney told him that the judge was tough, so he should just take the ACD. The charges levied against Rohan was adjourned in contemplation of dismissal.

Rohan alleges that as a result of his arrest, he suffered an unlawful detention, loss of liberty, physical injuries, emotional distress, fear, anxiety, humiliation, embarrassment and damage to his reputation.

Michael Redenburg represents Rohan and maintains an office at 150 Broadway, Room 808, NY, NY 10038.

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