{"incident_date":"2014-06-12","received_date":"2014-06-17","close_date":"2015-06-22","borough":"Brooklyn","precinct":84,"location_type":"Street/highway","contact_reason":"Report-possession/sale of narcotics","contact_outcome":"Arrest - other violation/crime","disposition":"Unsubstantiated","evidence_bwc":false,"evidence_video":false,"precinct_command_id":"84pct","allegations":[{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Stop","victim_age_incident":39,"victim_gender":"Female","victim_ethnicity":"White","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":911687,"officer_id":"J9S7"},{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Frisk","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":914419,"officer_id":"7A29"},{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Search (of person)","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":914420,"officer_id":"7A29"},{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Search (of person)","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":914421,"officer_id":"7A29"},{"fado_type":"Abuse of Authority","allegation":"Search (of person)","victim_age_incident":39,"victim_gender":"Female","victim_ethnicity":"White","ccrb_disposition":"Unsubstantiated","id":914422,"officer_id":"7A29"}],"documents":[{"url":"https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/24767755-201405986_redactedclosingreport_redacted","type":"closing-report"}],"summary":"On June 12, 2014, at approximately 12:15 p.m., [redacted] was walking in a group that included [redacted] and [redacted]s wife, to a train station near Pacific Street and 4th Avenue, in Brooklyn. Once the four individuals arrived at the corner of Pacific Street and 4th Avenue, [redacted] stated that they all started smoking cigarettes, and an unmarked, black minivan pulled up beside them.\n\n[redacted] stated that three plainclothes officers, determined by investigation to be Det. Christopher Greiner, Det. Daniel Aybar, and a supervisor, Sgt. Luke Denesopolis, all of Narcotics Borough Brooklyn South, exited the van and approached [redacted] with their badges out, causing the four civilians to stop (Allegation A). Det. Greiner allegedly stated to [redacted] \"Don't worry, we just need to talk to you, search you if needed.\" Det. Greiner then allegedly frisked and searched [redacted] as well as searched [redacted]s' purse (Allegations B-D). Det. Greiner allegedly did not find anything through [redacted]s search, and allegedly found some prescription medication for diabetes and anxiety in [redacted]s' pocketbook. Det. Greiner allegedly opened [redacted]s prescription bottle and counted how many pills were in the bottle (within Allegation D). [redacted] and [redacted] were then allegedly released without summonses or arrests, and the two walked away.\n\nDuring this time, [redacted] was arrested for [redacted] however [redacted] did not see how the controlled substance was recovered from [redacted]\n\nAfter that, Det. Greiner allegedly turned his attention to [redacted] and stated, \"What do you have?\" Det. Greiner then allegedly asked for [redacted]s bag, which she gave to him, and which he proceeded to search (Allegation E). Det. Greiner stated to [redacted] \"If you have any drugs, you better tell me.\"\n\nAccording to [redacted] Det. Greiner found a small bottle of urine, that she was carrying for her rehabilitation program. He allegedly asked about the bottle, and [redacted] explained what it was for. Det. Greiner then...","witness_officers":[{"last_name":"Aybar","first_name":"Daniel","officer_id":"T7ZK"}],"id":201405986,"url":"https://www.50-a.org/complaint/201405986"}