New York: Police accused of beating gay man, using homophobic slurs

Pacific Standard Time — Tuesday, June 11, 2013

New York: Police accused of beating gay man, using homophobic slurs

BY NATASHA BARSOTTI — Police are being accused of beating a gay man and using homophobic slurs in an incident, partially caught on an iPhone video, that took place outside Brooklyn's 79th Police Precinct over a week ago, The Village Voice reports.

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New York: Police accused of beating gay man, using homophobic slurs

New York: Police accused of beating gay man, using homophobic slurs

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