Baldwin man awarded $2M in damages in police brutality lawsuit against Nassau police
A federal jury awarded $2.36 million to Robert Besedin.
•
Oct 31, 2024, 10:33 AM
•
Updated 18 days ago
Share:
More Stories
2:12
Much needed dose of heavy rain this week in Brooklyn
21m ago0:47
'Santa Your Way' offers ways to celebrate an inclusive holiday
21m ago2:14
Much needed dose of heavy rain this week in the Bronx
22m ago1:53
MTA Board approves $9 congestion pricing plan
56m ago2:36
Rain finally returns to forecast on Wednesday into Thursday across LI
1h ago1:22
SUV crashes into East Flatbush pharmacy
1h ago2:12
Much needed dose of heavy rain this week in Brooklyn
21m ago0:47
'Santa Your Way' offers ways to celebrate an inclusive holiday
21m ago2:14
Much needed dose of heavy rain this week in the Bronx
22m ago1:53
MTA Board approves $9 congestion pricing plan
56m ago2:36
Rain finally returns to forecast on Wednesday into Thursday across LI
1h ago1:22
SUV crashes into East Flatbush pharmacy
1h agoNews 12 has learned over $2 million in damages has been awarded to a Baldwin Air Force veteran in a police brutality lawsuit against Nassau County police.
A federal jury awarded $2.36 million to Robert Besedin.
As News 12 has reported, the now 79-year-old says two officers grabbed him in 2017 and threw him down the stairs in front of his home.
The incident was captured on home surveillance video.
Besedin was arrested for an alleged assault and harassment.
Charges against the officers were dropped.