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NYPD Internal Affairs Bureaus investigating death
The NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau is investigating the death
of Kyam Livingston in Brooklyn Central Booking Jail. Inmates’ pleas for help
were ignored for hours as Livingston complained of stomach pains and diarrhea,
according to witnesses.Kyam Livingston died in a cell at the Central Booking
Jail in Brooklyn. A 37-year-old woman died in a crowded cell at the Central
Booking Jail in Brooklyn as inmates’ pleas for help were ignored for hours by
cops, a witness told the Daily News Monday.Fellow inmate Aleah Holland, 38, a
registered nurse, told The News that Livingston died needlessly. Police at
Central Booking ignored her complaints of stomach pains and diarrhea, Holland
said. She said that when she and other inmates banged on the bars calling for
help, officers told them Livingston was an alcoholic.“They said, ‘Shut up
before we lose your paper work and you won’t be seen by a judge,’ ” said
Holland, who was jailed on an assault charge stemming from a fight with a
roommate.
SPD
detective arrested, threatened to ruin ex-lover’s life
Acting on a complaint from a woman, Seattle police arrested
Detective David N. Blackmer for allegedly posting salacious photographs of the
woman on a phony Facebook page after their relationship ended.
NYPD
officer charged for threatening woman
Officer Christopher Harris was suspended without pay for
harassing a woman, who reportedly told cops that 'she feared for her safety.'
What Harris said to her has not been revealed.
Tallahassee
Police Officer Suspended
A Tallahassee police officer has been suspended for
illegally accessing his estranged wife's email account. An internal affairs report indicated he
intended to use the emails against her in a divorce and custody case. David
McKenna was suspended for one month without pay after an internal investigation
revealed he and his girlfriend accessed his wife's work email from a home
computer. The internal affairs report indicates there were more than
23-thousand emails and documents downloaded from her email account at the Mag
Lab. It also shows McKenna took copies of some of those to his lawyer because,
he told investigators, he thought "there would be stuff in there."