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New York City Police Misconduct Lawyers

Hold NYPD Officers Accountable for Civil Rights Violations

At copaccountability.com, our mission is clear: to help New Yorkers hold the police accountable when they cross the line. If you’ve been a victim of police misconduct in New York City, you have the right to seek justice. The experienced attorneys at Greenstein & Pittari, LLP fight back against unlawful NYPD behavior, including false arrestsexcessive forceracial profiling, and other violations of your constitutional rights.

📞 Call 1-800-VICTIM2 (1-800-842-8462) for a free consultation with a New York City police misconduct lawyer.

What Is Police Misconduct?

Police misconduct occurs when law enforcement officers abuse their power, violate your rights, or break the law under the guise of enforcing it. In New York City, victims of police misconduct often face criminal charges, jail time, humiliation, and long-term trauma—all because an officer acted illegally or unethically.

Common examples of NYPD misconduct include:

  • False arrest without probable cause
  • Excessive or deadly force
  • Illegal stop-and-frisk practices
  • Racial profiling
  • Unlawful searches and seizures
  • Tampering with or planting evidence
  • Coercive interrogations
  • Fabricating reports or witness statements
  • Using unreliable or dishonest witnesses
  • Retaliation against civilians for recording police

Whether you were stopped on the street, arrested at home, or targeted because of your race or identity, our NYPD misconduct lawyers in NYC can help.

NYC Police Officers with Credibility Issues

Not all officers are honest. Some NYPD officers have been officially flagged for credibility concerns due to lying under oath, falsifying evidence, or other forms of misconduct. New York City’s District Attorneys maintain lists of officers with adverse credibility findings—these are public records and can be used to support your legal claim.

If your case involves one of these officers, it could significantly strengthen your case. We can investigate whether your arrest, search, or charges were tainted by a known bad actor.

Lists of Officers with Questionable Credibility

While most NYPD officers testify without issue, there are some officers who are found to distort the truth. New York City District Attorney’s offices maintain lists of officers with potential credibility issues and adverse credibility rulings. These are officers whose credibility has been questioned by judges. 

Carl H. Achille
Michael Ackermann
Brian D. Alexander
Joseph J. Algerio
Syed F. Ali
Sabrina A. Alicea
Robert J. Altieri
Reinaldo Alvarez
Michael Andreano
Anthony Arlistico
Yurantz C. Assade
Bilal M. Ates
John R. Avellino
Chris M. Aybar
Edward Babington
Chung Bang
Anthony J. Baresi
Lallit C. Beharry
Matthew Borden
Daniel P. Boylan
Ryan E. Bracconeri
Kieran J. Brennan
Donovan J. Bunch
Andrew Burgos
Michael G. Butler
Sid L. Caesar
Matthew A. Cahill
Jonathan H. Cannizzaro
Marco Carmona
Steven L. Caron
Jonathan I. Carter
Anthony A. Cassase
Michael R. Cautillo
Charles W. Cavallaro
Ruben A. Cespedes
Fabio I. Checo
John A. Chilelli
Leonard J. Clarke
Richard E. Cleri
Robert Cohen
Severino Concordia
Daniel C. Connors
Richard A. Conte
Kevin W. Costello
Steve Cruz
Steven Cruz
Richard D. Danese
Michael P. Dappolonia
Vincent Dauge
Armengol Deida
Thomas M. Delacy
Ellis Deloren
David Dent
Christopher J. Derco
John D. Diaz
Anthony C. Donato
William P. Dugan
Philippe C. Dupont
Georin R. Duran
Gabriel M. Echevarria
Edwin Espinal
Angel L. Estrella
Vaughan H. Ettienne
Nicole Fabrizi
Thomas P. Fabrizi
James D. Famiano
Jason Fernandez
Luis A. Fernandez
Andre A. Figueiredo
Rafael Figueroa
Jean C. Francisco
Steven L. Franzel
Joseph M. Fratto

Robert T. Galarza
Ryan M. Galvin
Michael J. Ganz
Brandon M. Gembecki
Dustin W. Genco
Peter A. Giganti
Samantha R. Gill
Greggory C. Gingo
Taulant Gjonbalaj
Daniel J. Glatz
German Gonzalez
Michael Gonzalez
Roman Goris
Joseph A. Gregorio
Jeffrey P. Griffin
Brian T. Heisinger
Stephen E. Hillmann
Conway J. Hughes
Matthew J. Jagoda
Gregory Jeanbaptiste
Elaine Jenkins
Michael G. Johnston
Jason R. Jones
Wayne Kaifler
Andrew J. Kamna
Lorne G. Kanover
Yakov Kaushanskiy
Keith W. Kealy
Sean C. Kinane
Joseph B. King
Kwame N. Kipp
Brian R. Kovall
Rashan Lacoste
Rudy Lahens
Neil Lawson
Michael J. Levy
Mark A. Lewis
Jose G. Lizardo
Besnik Llakatura
Ryan T. Loeffel
Benjamin P. Lopez
Hector Lopez
Steven O. Lopez
Michael Lopuzzo
Diery Louis
Raymond J. Low
Marvin A. Luis
Sean Lynch
Dmitriy Lyubchenko
Daniel W. Macsweeney
Neil A. Magliano
Brian P. Mahon
Kevin J. Maloney
Frederick Manney
Edwin J. Mateo
Winston M. Mcdonald
Gerald P. Mcdougall
Felix J. Medina
Marc Mendez
Salwa Mercedjwayyed
David Montanez
Edwin A. Montanez
John Montanez
Joaquin R. Morales
Steven R. Moran
Juan C. Moreno
Jonathan M. Munoz
Kenson Nelson
Valdrin Nikqi
Fabio F. Nunez
Robert E. Obrien
Charles A. Odekirk
Deven P. Okvist

James D. Orourke
Frederic Ortiz
Patricio V. Ovando
Joseph M. Paige
Michael Parchen
Timothy Pearson
Gregory Pekera
Eva M. Perez
Jayme Petrillo
Freddy A. Pichardo
Angelo L. Pizzarro
William E. Plume
Justin T. Prieto
Niurca Quinones
Waliur Rahman
Kieron Ramdeen
Sheila L. Ramos
Michael M. Raso
Brandon A. Ravelo
Luis Rios
Edmundo Rivera
Jeannette Rivera
Warren W. Rohan
Dimitrios Roidis
David Rojas
Ramiro Ruiz
Peter Ruotolo
Rene Salcedo
Juan J. Santiago
Edelman M. Santos
Warren H. Savage
Carlos Segovia
Stephen R. Sheppard
Darnell Simon
Candice N. Smith
Michael W. Smyth
Steven R. Sposito
John R. Tancredi
Krishna D. Tandrian
Jonathan R. Taveras
Aaron Thorn
Joseph Tillotson
Anibal Torres
Juan A. Torres
Christopher T. Vaccaro
Damon Valentino
Javier Velez
Waikiria Velez
Wilson F. Verdesoto
Nicholas W. Virgilio
Joseph A. Vitale
Stephen J. Volpe
Michael J. Wallace
Kimberly L. Washington
Jamel L. Watson
Dennis D. Westbrook
Paul T. White
Thomas R. Williams
Ransford Wisdom
Christopher R Wit
Matthew C. Wohl
Corey J. Wooten
Anthony Wright
Vince Y. Wu
Shane Wynn
Mark G. Xylas
Yatyu Yam
Chunning R. Young
James Yue
Konrad J. Zakiewicz
John J. Zanca
Christopher A. Zappoli
Johnpaul E. Zinser

Visit 50-a.org/credibility for the list of flagged NYPD officers.

Why Choose Greenstein & Pittari, LLP?

Our police brutality attorneys in New York City have a proven track record of holding police departments, officers, and city agencies accountable. We aggressively pursue civil claims under:

  • 42 U.S. Code § 1983 (Federal civil rights violations)
  • The New York State Constitution
  • New York City Human Rights Law
  • State tort law, including assault, battery, false imprisonment, and malicious prosecution

We don’t back down—our legal team investigates thoroughly, files strong legal claims, and pushes for maximum compensation, including:

  • Medical expenses
  • Emotional and psychological damages
  • Lost wages or job opportunities
  • Pain and suffering
  • Punitive damages when appropriate

Your Rights. Your Voice. Your Justice.

Don’t let police misconduct go unanswered. If you’ve been mistreated by an NYPD officer, you have legal rights and options. But time is limited—civil rights cases in New York are subject to strict statutes of limitations and procedural requirements.

Call 1-800-VICTIM2 (1-800-842-8462) now to speak with a New York City civil rights lawyer.
Free consultation. No attorney’s fee unless we win.

Get the Justice You Deserve

The NYPD is not above the law. Every officer who violates your rights must be held accountable—whether through a lawsuit, a civil settlement, or public exposure. At Greenstein & Pittari, LLP, we stand with victims and families impacted by police brutalityfalse arrest, and racial discrimination in New York City.

Serving all five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island

Don’t Be a Victim Twice.

Call our New York City police misconduct attorneys today at
1-800-VICTIM2 (1-800-842-8462) or visit copaccountability.com.

Contact us if you need help demanding justice from the police.