NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio Sets Review of NYPD Conduct in George Floyd Protests
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variety.comBy Cynthia Littleton Business Editor After another day of unrest on the streets of New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Sunday morning tapped two City Hall insiders to lead a review of the New York Police Department’s conduct during protests sparked by the death of George Floyd.
De Blasio was forced to act by the quick spread of video via social media of NYPD officers taking aggressive steps with crowds that have gathered in spots across the five boroughs.
Video of two NYPD police vans driving through a crowd in Brooklyn has sparked outrage and calls for disciplinary action. De Blasio tapped Department of Investigations commissioner Margaret Garnett and Jim Johnson, corporation counsel for the city, to review complaints and video evidence
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