Monday, July 21, 2014

Female cops patrolling Harlem tenement buildings at 1am sure seems smart

Rookie Cop Has Her Teeth Knocked Out 

By Kristan Conley, Jul. 20, 2014, Nypost.com

A rookie cop’s teeth were knocked out by a thug she had caught smoking pot at an East Harlem housing development early Sunday, police said.

The 26-year-old uniformed officer and her partner were on patrol when they walked through the rear entrance of the Clinton Houses on Park Avenue near East 105th Street at around 1:30 a.m., cops said.

They saw three men and one woman smoking marijuana on the first floor and moved in to make an arrest.

One of the suspects hit the cop in the mouth and slammed her head on the floor, taking out several teeth and breaking several others.


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