thernbroom
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Free my Postal nikka!
NYPD arrest mailman making delivers
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Free my Postal nikka!
god shamgod
Veteran
new yorker accents always hilarious.
He's doing his job wtf!?!? 
Groanman
Superstar
I want to know what lead to that point where the video starts.
This is what happens when you COWARDS are too scared to stand up to police.
No it's not "NY thing" or a "west coast thing" or a "southern thing"
Its you NEW nikkas. Scared of police and scared of cacs.
If this was the 80s them cops woulda had every nikka on the block shooting up their squad car
No it's not "NY thing" or a "west coast thing" or a "southern thing"
Its you NEW nikkas. Scared of police and scared of cacs.
If this was the 80s them cops woulda had every nikka on the block shooting up their squad car
ORDER_66
I am The Wrench in all your plans....
Because he's not in the traditional uniform....
Alot of times the postal workers work in their branded hoodies and cargo pants. so the cops fukkking misinformed as ever thought he was up to no good. they arrested an innocent man gonna claim he didnt have his postal id on him. Dude the post office truck is right there they could have gotten his ID or called his bosses down they didnt have to arrest him for bullshyt. I would sue period. the cops overstepped their fukking bounds as usual...And they end up looking fukking stupid.
larsattack
All Star
Probably something stupid like illegal parking.
Everytime I see someone getting arrested in NYC the police is always in plain clothes 
And there's always a chatty patty discussion before the takedown
NY LAWST
And there's always a chatty patty discussion before the takedown
NY LAWST
Amerikan Melanin
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The cops cut him off and almost hit his van he cursed out the window at them, he then proceeds to get out to deliver packages, cops reverse down the street and ask him what his problem was, they ask him for ID he says its in the mail truck, They proceed to arrest him. He's out already but he got a whole bunch of people on his side, he's gonna get paid. They just had a press conference.
Amerikan Melanin
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SEE IT: NYPD cuffs on-duty postal worker in Brooklyn for yelling after police car nearly hit his truck, B'klyn Boro President furious — WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE
BY CHELSIA ROSE MARCIUS, GINGER ADAMS OTIS
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, March 22, 2016, 4:48 PM
Videos shows moments NYPD cops cuff on-duty postal worker for shouting at them
NY Daily News
Top NYPD brass should deliver a strong rebuke to four officers and a lieutenant who cuffed an on-duty postal worker last week because he shouted at them, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said Tuesday.
Glenn Grays, 27, of East New York, says he was driving along President St. in Crown Heights on March 17 when an unmarked police car nearly hit his mail truck.
Frustrated, the postal worker shouted something out of his window at the unmarked police car — which promptly stopped, backed up and disgorged four plainclothes cops and a lieutenant.
COPS HURLED 85-POUND TEENAGER TO GROUND, CLUBBED HER: SUIT
From that point on, Grays’ run-in with the plainclothes police was captured on cellphone video by bystanders, who can be heard repeatedly asking the officers why the mailman was stopped.
The 27-year-old postal worker was carrying a large brown cardboard box when police approached him.
TODD MAISEL/NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
“It is not a crime for someone to voice outrage after almost being struck by a vehicle ... It is not a crime to state that you’re angry at someone who almost hit you. That is not a crime,” Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams stressed.
The video shows the cops asking him for identification, and Grays answers that it’s in his mail truck.
The cops then pull him away from the door — and the postal worker doesn’t resist.
He was cuffed and put in the back of the unmarked vehicle, which then drove away — leaving the postal van unattended.
“They place handcuffs on an on-duty postal employee delivering the U.S. mail. If they would do that to him in his postal uniform, they would do it to any person of color in that community,” Adams said Tuesday at a press conference, where he played the video.
Adams said the postal worker was brought to the 71st Precinct Stationhouse and issued a summons.
TODD MAISEL/NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Glenn Grays, 27, of East New York, says he was driving along President St. in Crown Heights on March 17 when an unmarked police car nearly hit his mail truck.
“They issued him a summons in hopes of sweeping this under the rug,” said Adams, who wants Internal Affairs to investigate the four cops and the lieutenant.
“It is not a crime for someone to voice outrage after almost being struck by a vehicle ... It is not a crime to state that you’re angry at someone who almost hit you. That is not a crime,” he stressed.
Adams said the postal worker had never had any run-ins with the law before and had a clean record.
“He is traumatized,” Adams said.
The NYPD on Tuesday said the incident was under review.
TODD MAISEL/NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Adams also noted the NYPD could be in trouble for leaving the mail truck unattended.
Grays’ mother, Sonya Sapp, from Fort Greene, told reporters she started to cry when she saw her son — one of six — getting cuffed in the video.
“ I worry about all my boys, every day, every second of every day,” she said. “I’m just sorry that it happened and I don’t want it to happen to anyone else's son.”
Adams also noted the NYPD could be in trouble for leaving the mail truck unattended.
“I believe there were federal violations. Number one, leaving that truck unsecured. Number, two, interrupting the delivery of mail. There are clear NYPD procedures when you are arresting a federal employee,” he said. “We don't know if even those basic procedures were followed.”
BY CHELSIA ROSE MARCIUS, GINGER ADAMS OTIS
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, March 22, 2016, 4:48 PM
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Videos shows moments NYPD cops cuff on-duty postal worker for shouting at them
NY Daily News
Top NYPD brass should deliver a strong rebuke to four officers and a lieutenant who cuffed an on-duty postal worker last week because he shouted at them, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said Tuesday.
Glenn Grays, 27, of East New York, says he was driving along President St. in Crown Heights on March 17 when an unmarked police car nearly hit his mail truck.
Frustrated, the postal worker shouted something out of his window at the unmarked police car — which promptly stopped, backed up and disgorged four plainclothes cops and a lieutenant.
COPS HURLED 85-POUND TEENAGER TO GROUND, CLUBBED HER: SUIT
From that point on, Grays’ run-in with the plainclothes police was captured on cellphone video by bystanders, who can be heard repeatedly asking the officers why the mailman was stopped.
The 27-year-old postal worker was carrying a large brown cardboard box when police approached him.
“It is not a crime for someone to voice outrage after almost being struck by a vehicle ... It is not a crime to state that you’re angry at someone who almost hit you. That is not a crime,” Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams stressed.
The video shows the cops asking him for identification, and Grays answers that it’s in his mail truck.
The cops then pull him away from the door — and the postal worker doesn’t resist.
He was cuffed and put in the back of the unmarked vehicle, which then drove away — leaving the postal van unattended.
“They place handcuffs on an on-duty postal employee delivering the U.S. mail. If they would do that to him in his postal uniform, they would do it to any person of color in that community,” Adams said Tuesday at a press conference, where he played the video.
Adams said the postal worker was brought to the 71st Precinct Stationhouse and issued a summons.
Glenn Grays, 27, of East New York, says he was driving along President St. in Crown Heights on March 17 when an unmarked police car nearly hit his mail truck.
“They issued him a summons in hopes of sweeping this under the rug,” said Adams, who wants Internal Affairs to investigate the four cops and the lieutenant.
“It is not a crime for someone to voice outrage after almost being struck by a vehicle ... It is not a crime to state that you’re angry at someone who almost hit you. That is not a crime,” he stressed.
Adams said the postal worker had never had any run-ins with the law before and had a clean record.
“He is traumatized,” Adams said.
The NYPD on Tuesday said the incident was under review.
Adams also noted the NYPD could be in trouble for leaving the mail truck unattended.
Grays’ mother, Sonya Sapp, from Fort Greene, told reporters she started to cry when she saw her son — one of six — getting cuffed in the video.
“ I worry about all my boys, every day, every second of every day,” she said. “I’m just sorry that it happened and I don’t want it to happen to anyone else's son.”
Adams also noted the NYPD could be in trouble for leaving the mail truck unattended.
“I believe there were federal violations. Number one, leaving that truck unsecured. Number, two, interrupting the delivery of mail. There are clear NYPD procedures when you are arresting a federal employee,” he said. “We don't know if even those basic procedures were followed.”
I_Got_Da_Burna
Superstar
here's the story:
Adams Demands NYPD Investigate Video of On-Duty Postal Worker Arrest
so they arrested him for disorderly conduct...
fukking NYPD are a bunch of gangmembers yo
Adams Demands NYPD Investigate Video of On-Duty Postal Worker Arrest
so they arrested him for disorderly conduct...
fukking NYPD are a bunch of gangmembers yo
