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P Alleges False Arrest: Case Study

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P alleges false arrest. P alleges he was visiting his grandmother in a NYCHA building when MOS approached him and arrested him for trespassing. P alleges that a trespass notice was issued to him by NYCHA which prohibited him entering NYCHA property which is not his residence. P alleges that he was removed from the excluded people list and he showed the MOS paperwork showing that he was removed from the list. P alleges at the precinct he suffered an asthma an attack and was taken to the hospital. MOS Wesolowski was driving MOS Diana Pichardo and observed P in the outside courtyard. MOS Wesolowski had previously arrested P for trespass at the location and had knowledge that P was issued a NYCHA Trespass Notice. MOS Wesolowski states that he called

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