Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Clarke has cost the city money: Since 2010, N.Y.C. has been forced to settle five cases, with the officer being charged with false arrest or illegal search. The cases have cost a total of $96,000.
“I think it would be wise for the Police Department to send Clarke for retraining and to start supervising him more closely,” said Richard Cardinale, St. Hillaire’s lawyer. However, the city doesn’t see the settlement as admission of poor conduct.
“We felt that settlement was in the city’s best interest; however, it should not be construed in any way as an admission of wrongdoing by the officer,” said city lawyer Pernell Telfort.
Wyatt. I agree that Robin`s comment is neat, I just got a brand new Mercedes after I been earnin $5521 this – 4 weeks past and more than ten thousand last munth. without a doubt it is the nicest work Ive ever done. I actually started six months/ago and straight away startad bringin home more than $76, per-hour. I work through this website,…. http://qr.net/kbbQ
That looks crazy was he a undercover cop or something? I didn’t even see him identify his self. They can keep this crap up if they want to let’s see how deep NYC pockets are.People need to sue them