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Case Summary: Search Plaintiff

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• Search warrant. Plaintiff claims false arrest, unlawful and excessive. Per the summons and complaint, there are two incident. First incident (September 15, 2011, at 0600 hours 222 Brooklyn Ave, Brooklyn) and second incident (March 8, 2013, at 0600 hours 222 Brooklyn Ave, Brooklyn) are both search warrant execution. In each incident, plaintiff states officers, including Det. Rahman, broken into the location and loudly pounded on plaintiff’s door. Plaintiff states he opened the door and tightly handcuffed. Plaintiff states he was arrested and no drugs were recovered in plaintiff’s apartment. • Department records show that plaintiff was arrested on March 8, 2013 for criminal possession of a controlled substance. Det. Edward Sinclair was the

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