Alexis A. Melo

Badge #2147, Hispanic Male
Detective Grade 3 at CEIS Metro Safe Streets Task Force since April 2026
Service started January 2017, made $213,000 last year, Tax #963161

Discipline Cases:

Case: 2022-25337
Closed: 5/8/2023

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Complaints

1 Complaint
1 Allegation
0 Substantiated
1 Closed - Pending Litigation

Complaint #202001605, February 2020
Allegation: Force: Physical force
Complainant: Hispanic Male, 23
CCRB Conclusion: Closed - Pending Litigation
Documents: Complaint Closing Report
additional details

Complaint #202001605, February 2020
Allegation Complainant CCRB Conclusion
Force: Physical force Hispanic Male, 23 Closed - Pending Litigation
Documents: Complaint Closing Report
additional details

Further details on conclusions.


Discipline

Case: 2022-25337
Closed: 5/8/2023
Case Details:
  1. Failed to make required entries in Department logs.
Recommendation: Other


Lawsuits

Named in 2 known lawsuits.

Epps, Kevin vs City of Ny, et al.
Case # 806482/2023E, Supreme Court - Bronx, April 25, 2023
Complaint
Description: On March 9, 2021, police officers Alexis Melo, Kevin Mockel, Joseph Stynes, and others entered Plaintiff's apartment residence without a valid warrant and falsely accused Plaintiff of a criminal offense. The officers including Melo, Mockel, and Stynes, had falsely accused Plaintiff a few days prior without reasonable suspicion or probable cause when they were investigating a potential criminal offense that occurred in the vicinity of Plaintiff's residence. The officers had never observed and were never informed that Plaintiff commit any crime. Once in Plaintiff's residence, the officers, then violently grabbed Plaintiff to search his person. Although the officers' search yielded no contraband or any evidence in...

Cruz, Robert, et al. Vs. City of New York, et al.
Case # 813756/2021, Supreme Court - Bronx, October 25, 2021
Complaint
Description: On March 4, 2021, inside 751 Tilden Street, in Bronx, New York, the plaintiffs were illegally stopped, searched, and arrested by NYPD defendant police officers. At the said date, the plaintiff was aggressively approached by numerous NYPD officers who extended their outstretched arms in a threatening and intimidating manner. Defendants then grabbed the plaintiffs by their bodies and limbs and contorted their arms aggressively behind their backs. Excessively tight handcuffs were applied despite pleas by the plaintiffs to loosen them. The plaintiffs were also subjected to illegal strip-searches and cavity inspections of their persons. The defendants had no legal basis to make the unlawful arrest or search. It was ...