Manhattan DA throws out 300 convictions tied to crooked NYPD officers

Manhattan DA throws out 300 convictions tied to crooked NYPD officers

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Tuesday vacated 316 convictions tied to nine rogue NYPD officers previously convicted of crimes while in uniform. Bragg, with the help of The Legal Aid Society, vacated 308 misdemeanors and eight felonies. Man shoved onto Bronx subway tracks after fight: NYPD The District Attorney’s Office moved to vacate the convictions on the grounds of due process violations and dism…

Alvin Bragg vacates over 500 convictions tied to discredited NYPD officers

Bragg announced more than 500 convictions were tossed out because they were tied to nine NYPD officers with criminal offenses while on the job.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg throws out another 316 convictions tied to dirty NYPD cops, bringing total to over 500

Hundreds of convictions tied to nine dirty NYPD cops have been tossed following a review of the cases by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.

Manhattan DA moves to vacate 316 convictions connected to crooked NYPD cops

Between 1996 and 2017, 316 people were unjustly tied up in the legal system in the borough — with 57 of them landing behind bars — according to the Manhattan district attorney's office.

Cleaning the slate: Manhattan DA Bragg vacates 316 convictions obtained by nine cops found guilty of corruption

More than 300 convictions over a 21-year span — each linked to nine NYPD officers previously convicted of on-the-job corruption — were vacated Tuesday at the

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg moves to vacate 316 convictions connected to crooked cops

NEW YORK — More than 300 New Yorkers convicted on the word of crooked cops are set to get their records cleared Tuesday in the latest effort effort by law enforcement to right its own wrongs. The Manhattan district attorney’s office says between 1996 and 2017, 316 people were unjustly tied up in the legal system in the borough — with 57 of them landing behind bars — in cases tied to convicted former NYPD officers Johnny Diaz, William Eiseman, Ri…