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Gregory Drummond says police arrived at his Bushwick apartment building last September, after his downstairs neighbors had a domestic dispute.
He claims an officer grabbed a tenant through the gate, "put their hands in his pocket, retrieved keys for the gate and the property, and entered the apartment."
Drummond, who is dating the owner of the building, says police wrongfully accused him of squatting and arrested him.
He says he asked NYPD to call his girlfriend so she could look after his dog. Instead, police allegedly took the canine to the pound and told them it was a stray. Workers then neutered the animal.
In addition to taking his dog, he says NYPD confiscated his TVs, video game consoles, cell phones and money, without documenting the seizure so he could get them back.
originally posted by: skunkape23
4th Amendment. Good joke man. You really don't know the score at this point in the game. We are back to the Wild West. Law does not apply to those that "enforce" it anymore.
originally posted by: NthOther
originally posted by: skunkape23
4th Amendment. Good joke man. You really don't know the score at this point in the game. We are back to the Wild West. Law does not apply to those that "enforce" it anymore.
Granted, the 4th Amendment was tossed out the window long ago.
Does that mean I shouldn't call attention to its being trampled upon?
originally posted by: skunkape23
The only hope of rectifying the situation is to take a case through the courts.
originally posted by: NthOther
originally posted by: skunkape23
The only hope of rectifying the situation is to take a case through the courts.
Now that's funny.
originally posted by: chasingbrahman
Any way to turn this around and neuter cops?
originally posted by: sdcigarpig
What we should be more disturbed about is the falsifying of the police report and that they did not document any of what all was taken from this man. This in itself shows a lack of following the law and corruption on the part of the police department itself. Where it is thinking it is above the law. And it will ultimately lose its case in court for failure to follow police procedures that are there to protect the officers. Ultimately the man has the police by the proverbial body part, and is squeezing hard. The dog is going to be the icing on the cake.
originally posted by: NthOther
... His dog is, however, still missing his balls.