New York City has agreed to pay
members of the so-called Occupy movement more than half a million dollars for
false arrest over demonstrations.
John Stempin
New York City has agreed to pay members of the
so-called Occupy movement more than half a million dollars for false arrest
over demonstrations back in 2011 and '12.
The payout is the largest so
far in a series of payments for police misdeeds during the protests in
Manhattan's financial district against social and economic inequality.
