Brooklyn man sues NYPD over wrongful arrest
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Timothy Brown says seven months after a mistaken-identity arrest he still has injuries and PTSD, and has sued the city, detectives and supervisors.
ABC7 New York reports that Timothy Brown of Brooklyn has sued New York City, the detectives involved and their supervisors, seven months after what he describes as a mistaken-identity arrest by NYPD detectives. Brown says he still has injuries and post-traumatic stress and said he will never be the same. The lawsuit's claims have not been decided in court, and the city's response was not in the summary reviewed.
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