{"incident_date":"2000-02-08","received_date":"2000-02-10","close_date":"2001-03-01","borough":"Staten Island","precinct":120,"location_type":"Police building","contact_reason":"PD suspected C/V of violation/crime - street","contact_outcome":"Arrest - other violation/crime","disposition":"Unsubstantiated","evidence_bwc":false,"evidence_video":false,"precinct_command_id":"120pct","allegations":[{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Refusal to provide name/shield number","victim_age_incident":22,"victim_gender":"Male","victim_ethnicity":"Hispanic","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":256665,"officer_id":"R87Y"},{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Refusal to provide name/shield number","victim_age_incident":22,"victim_gender":"Male","victim_ethnicity":"Hispanic","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":258990,"officer_id":"XEG3"}],"documents":[{"url":"https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/25522355-200000688_redactedclosingreport_redacted/","type":"closing-report"}],"summary":"[redacted] provided a full statement of this incident on March 1, 2000 (Enc. 6A – 6D). He stated that he was arrested [redacted] on his way to a basketball game. Two officers emerged from a van and placed him in handcuffs. After he was placed in the van, one of the officers began struggling with another prisoner ([redacted] and accidentally landed on top of [redacted] This caused his handcuffs to tighten considerably, and [redacted] asked the officers to loosen the cuffs. They refused to do so, and [redacted] remained uncomfortable in his handcuffs for the next hour until they arrived at the 120th precinct.\n\n[redacted] was upset about his handcuffs being so tight and wanted to complain about these officers. At the station house, [redacted] asked both officers for their names and shield numbers. They refused to tell him (allegations A and B). The shorter of the two officers from the van, described as a short white male with a gut, was asking [redacted] for his name and personal information; he replied by asking the officer for his name and shield number. The shorter officer told him that his name would be on a report, so he did not need to know it at that time.\n\nLater, the other officer from the van, described as taller, with glasses, walked by with his shield exposed. [redacted] was on the phone with his girlfriend at the time; he saw the shield number, 4883, and told her to write it down. The taller officer put his shield inside his shirt when [redacted] did this; other officers did the same.","witness_officers":[{"last_name":"Boan","first_name":"George","officer_id":"PKSH"}],"id":200000688,"url":"https://www.50-a.org/complaint/200000688"}