Nearly 400 convictions could soon be tossed out. As KevRincon reports, the Brooklyn District Attorney's office says the cases are tied to 13 former NYPD officers later convicted of crimes while on-duty.
District Attorney's office says the cases are tied to 13 former NYPD officers who were later convicted of crimes while on-duty.
Barnes' conviction, along with 377 others, could soon be vacated as part of an effort led by the Brooklyn DA's office. DA Eric Gonzalez says,"These former police officers were found to have committed serious misconduct that directly relates to their official job duties, calling into question the integrity of every arrest they have made."
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