CCRB

The watchdog group approved a number of misconduct charges against two officers who tased and fatally shot 19-year-old Win Rozario in front of his brother and mother at their Queens home in 2024.

The city’s police oversight agency received 51% more complaints in 2023 than 2022.

The city's police watchdog said officer Francy Monestime violated department policy.

Under a new policy issued Friday by New York City’s police oversight agency, officers can now view surveillance footage, bystander videos and other video recordings before speaking with investigators on the record.

CCRB officials say without additional funding, they will have to ask the NYPD to go back to investigating racial profiling complaints in-house.

Recordings show that investigators never asked officers key questions about the killing of Kawaski Trawick.

Police watchdog agency says it doesn’t have enough staff or resources to investigate complaints.

The doctor who conducted an autopsy after the 2019 police shooting says the chances of survival were "very remote."

An administrative trial is underway more than four years after the deadly two-minute encounter.

A watchdog agency said NYPD did not properly track officers, request adequate medical support or equip them with riot gear so they could be easily ID’d.