NYPD cop may be criminally charged for shoving woman at George Floyd protest, report says
The Brooklyn district attorney is considering filing criminal charges against a New York City police officer for violently shoving a woman to the ground during protests related to the death of George Floyd, WNBC New York reported.
The police officer, identified by elected officials as Vincent D'Andraia from the 73rd precinct, was seen on a video of the May 29 incident using his hands to toss the woman, Dounya Zayer, several feet toward a curb on a Brooklyn street. The cop then walked off, with a police supervisor directly behind him.
Protesters gather on Sunday June 7th as protests continue for Black Lives Matter over the death of George Floyd in New York City.Zayer said she was treated for a seizure and a concussion at a hospital after the cop shoved her.
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