In its continuing bid to secure a full slate of officers’ misconduct records, the New York Civil Liberties Union has filed suit against the NYPD and the Nassau County Police Department to compel the release of even those complaints that resulted in the exoneration of officers.
The NYCLU says the two departments have unlawfully denied access to records that became subject to public disclosure following legislators’ repeal of a state law last year.
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