Christine Quinn Never Stands Up To The NYPD, Cy Vance

Ron Kuby Slams Cy Vance For Refusing to Prosecute DI Bologna Pepper Sprayer of Women suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2013/04/ron-ku… @suzannahbtroy #OWS

— Louis Flores (@maslowsneeds) April 20, 2013

New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn likes to portray herself as a feminist. She brags about all the endorsements from women that she receives.

But here we have a situation where Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna clearly used excessive force against innocent women, and where is Speaker Quinn ?

Speaker Quinn has a brash personality, which she describes as courageous. But she is not courageous, or else she would stand up to the NYPD for using excessive force and brutality against innocent women. And neither does she stand up to Manhattan prosecutor Cy Vance, who refuses to prosecute Deputy Inspector Bologna. Meanwhile, civil rights attorney Ron Kuby is more visible about holding the NYPD accountable.

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Ron Kuby Pepper Spray Case Legal Letter

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Police Misconduct In Response to OWS

Has anybody yet heard what New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn plans to do about this alarming report ?

Accusations of Police Misconduct Documented in Lawyers’ Report on Occupy Protests

From The New York Times :

During Occupy Wall Street protests New York police officers obstructed news reporters and legal observers, conducted frequent surveillance, wrongly limited public gatherings and enforced arbitrary rules, a group of lawyers said in a lengthy report issued on Wednesday.

The group, called the Protest and Assembly Rights Project, which included people involved with the law clinics at New York University School of Law and Fordham Law School, said that they had cataloged hundreds of instances of what they described as excessive force and other forms of police misconduct said to have taken place since September, when the Occupy Wall Street movement began.

Although the report referred to some well-known events, including Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna’s use of pepper spray, it also detailed specific instances of alleged misconduct that had not appeared in news reports. ...

Suppressing Protest Police Misconduct in Response to Occupy Wall Street