Misconduct

With decades-old misconduct and officers with multiple cases driving high payouts, New York City is on track to spend far more on lawsuits against NYPD officers this year than any other year in recent memory.

A group is filing complaints against current and former Queens prosecutors who have been criticized by judges for misconduct.

A coalition of exoneration organizations want prosecutors to vacate hundreds of convictions in which officers, who went on to be convicted for misconduct, played a key role.

But the NYPD is refusing to share details about the alleged crime, raising concerns about "professional courtesy."

The NYPD arrested a human rights lawyer for standing on the sidewalk, because they really just love lawsuits.

An NYPD Officer has lost his badge after taking a woman he arrested on a bad date.

"There's a lot of negativity toward police. I want kids in the community to look at us in a positive way," one of the dastardly football-throwers says.

All Sgt. William Eiseman wanted to do was clean up some

Under a new plan, some cops accused of wrongdoing won't face

Out of 30 tuna fish sandwiches bound for the trash, 57-year-old