Human Rights Watch said the NYPD's violent conduct during the June 4, 2020, protest in the Bronx amounted to 'serious violations of international human rights law.'
Demonstrators gather to protest the murder of George Floyd on June 4, 2020, in the Bronx borough of New York City.
Filed in federal court on Tuesday, the terms would grant each person at least $21,500 from the city. Those given a desk appearance ticket will receive another $2,500.filed in July 2020 by protesters Samira Sierra, Amali Sierra, Ricardo Nigaglioni, Alex Gutierrez, and Charles Wood against the city of New York, former mayor Bill de Blasio, former NYPD chief Terry Monahan, and several other defendants.
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