Patrick Pogan, the police officer who blatantly used excessive force against NYC cyclist Christopher Long has pleaded “not guilty” to charges in court. According to the Associated Press:
Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau said Pogan was charged with falsifying business records and filing a false instrument. Both are felonies punishable by sixteen months to four years in prison.
He also faces misdemeanor charges of third-degree assault, second-degree harassment and making a punishable false written statement.
Read more at My Way News.
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not guilty of being a decent human being
he’s guilty, i seen it.
Err, falsifying business records? What about assault and battery?
It’s cool to bludgeon someone, just don’t lie about it.