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This doesn't seem to support any allegation that the NYPD "publicly threatened" DeBlasio's "children". What did happen is that the NYPD Sergeants' union inappro
by Bud 4y ago
This doesn't seem to support any allegation that the NYPD "publicly threatened" DeBlasio's "children". What did happen is that the NYPD Sergeants' union inappropriately tweeted details about her arrest, after she was arrested. That's one child, for those keeping score, not "children", and it's also not a "threat" of any identifiable kind. It is definitely inappropriate, though.
So it would appear that Business Insider's headline was sensationalist and not well supported.
- mjhay 4y agoIt was not a coincidence they arrested her when she did. It was absolutely a tactic to intimidate DeBlasio. It worked too!
- s5300 4y ago>> inappropriately tweeted details about her arrest This is typically considered a threat by most well adjusted people, and most definitely an extreme level of harassment.