Instead, the wagon continued to the Western District station house.
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Sebekos visited the Honda owner at the Southwestern District station house.
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Haitian immigrant Abner Louima was sodomized in a Brooklyn station house.
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Then he was taken to the 69th Precinct station house, they said.
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The three eventually brought Mr. Sutton to the station house for questioning.
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The woman said she appreciated the station house being opened for them.
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Mr. Warren was dropped off outside a San Francisco police station house.
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That Monday, Mr. Sneed said, he called the 52nd Precinct station house.
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The incident was captured on video from within the precinct station house.
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At the station house nearby, memorial candles and flowers crowded the door.
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"I'm falling apart," Herb said upon meeting us at the Station House Cafe.
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They pulled him over and asked him to come to the precinct station house.
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Rothbort went back to the station house as Mr. Gatling was again being interviewed.
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Ms. Elliott-Owens rushed to the 23st Precinct station house to retrieve her son.
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Police officers from the 19th Precinct station house, across the street, performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Detectives had been questioning her at the 43th Precinct station house in Bay Ridge, and a law enforcement official said they were still trying to develop a clear picture of her motive since she walked into the precinct station house a day earlier.
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He said detectives took him to a station house where he was questioned and beaten.
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Around the 67th Precinct station house, where Officer Veve is assigned, a quietness is palpable.
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Michael J. LoPuzzo walks through the tall wooden doors of the 40th Precinct station house.
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But the friends who accompanied Marquez to the station house that day recall things differently.
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Then around 3, I meet a local friend for a cocktail at Forest Hills Station House.
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In the station house, Mr. Hubbard, carrying the stench of liquor, could not speak at first.
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She had to wait out a morning downpour before she could walk to the station house.
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He made furtive recordings inside the precinct station house, at roll calls and during his forcible arrest.
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From 216 to 224, officers tortured at least 13 African-American suspects in station-house interrogation rooms.
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A police officer at 14th Street and Third Avenue called the station house at 3:30 a.m.
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On Sunday afternoon, the street outside the 69th Precinct station house was still an active crime scene.
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Some fans who gathered outside the station house said the assault charges had not hurt her reputation.
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He retired to the back room of the station house, joining the laughter of his adopted family.
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Mr. Williams was immediately arrested in a melee at the station house, where a third officer was injured.
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Police took the children out of the home and to the station house, where they were all interviewed.
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Five days after her disappearance, Mr. Durst walked into a police precinct station house to report her missing.
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Two months earlier, in late May, he was accused of assaulting an officer in a Brooklyn station house.
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When his mother finally turned up at the station house, it seemed only to enrage the detective further.
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Detective Hall, 33, and Detective Martins, 37, surrendered on Monday at the 94th Precinct station house in Williamsburg.
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Mr. McLean's girlfriend was interviewed by detectives at the 81st Precinct station house on Tuesday night, the police said.
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The 50th Precinct station house is a few hundred feet away, and a customer ran there to summon help.
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Mr. Wilson was arrested on Monday when he tried to retrieve the car from the 10th Precinct station house.
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Back at the station house, detectives helped Mr. Rice up the stairs, half-carrying him to an interview room.
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A few days later, she found herself in a Brooklyn police station house after a fight with a friend.
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The First Police Precinct station house, where Mr. Weinstein was arrested, was not unfamiliar to him or his accusers.
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He was taken to a station house beneath Times Square, where a sergeant asked what he did for a living.
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In 2000, a mob angry over the murder of an elderly Hasidic man stormed the station house demanding better protection.
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Both men were led by detectives from the 48th Precinct station house late Tuesday night after being booked and questioned.
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He went to the 47th Precinct station house, where the police told him that they could check on Mr. Richards.
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If identification is not possible, officers will bring the person to a station house where an arrest can take place.
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Driving off, they told her that she would be released within a few hours at the 60th Precinct station house.
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Mr. Amilcar was arrested on Monday night in Queens and questioned by Brooklyn detectives at the 70th Precinct station house.
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Then officers removed a blue sheet to reveal a plaque bearing his name and image to hang in the station house.
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A middle-aged former union boss being walked in handcuffs from a police station house is sure to catch the eye.
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As he was taken into a station house he looked over his shoulder with a smile and yelled a comment to reporters.
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Then on Sunday morning, they said, he walked into the nearby 27st Precinct Station House and began shooting again, striking a lieutenant.
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Station House is an emergency shelter with a capacity to service 99 men in north Philadelphia, according the website of SELF, Inc.
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The officers' names became known because of an accident report Mr. Grays obtained at the 71st Precinct station house, which identified them.
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After the shooting, the driver continued for several miles to the 69th Precinct station house, where he arrived at 5:19 a.m.
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She was told she would be driven to the 60th Precinct station house, about a mile and a half from the park.
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All service members are being advised to be vigilant, and station house security must be posted on all tours, the memo says.
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But just hours after Mr. Weaver was questioned by the police, he walked out of a police station house without being charged.
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After Officer Familia was shot, Ms. Teaque rushed to the station house, where she said officers told her, "Your girl is gone."
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The officer allowed Doug to deliver the diapers if he promised to come to the station house immediately after, and Doug did.
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This week, the police took the statistics show on the road, to the 114th Precinct station house in Astoria, Queens, on Wednesday.
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They took her to their station house, waited for her to sober up and called social service agencies and charities for help.
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After word quickly spread throughout the city, hundreds of residents gathered outside the Fourth Precinct station house and demanded to see Smith.
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In 2016, Mr. Ransom was arrested after using a fake badge and uniform to try to enter the 77th Precinct station house.
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Islamabad's inspector-general of police suspended the station house officer in Shahzad Town, a district of Islamabad where Farishta's father reported her missing.
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Mr. Lewis was interrogated at a precinct station house, where he twice admitted to Ms. Vetrano's murder, but not to sexually abusing her.
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Church officials came to the station house and said they had decided to press charges, he said, and an investigation is now underway.
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Mr. Duthely was taken first to the department's Intoxicated Driver Testing Unit, at the 78th Precinct station house, in Park Slope, the police said.
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After the attack, Mr. DeGaetano said, the detectives returned to Coney Island and dropped the woman off about five blocks from their station house.
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The teenager, 18, stayed in the subway station after the attack, and detectives were interviewing him at a precinct station house on Wednesday night.
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As he was taken into a station house, the man looked over his shoulder with a smile and appeared to yell something at reporters.
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Readings, workshops and other events are sponsored by the Hudson Valley Writers' Center at the old station house at the Philipse Manor Metro-North station.
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The school, which the department said has about 800 students in sixth through eighth grades, is across the street from the 71st Precinct station house.
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He does not frequent trendy bars, but has been known to show up in a precinct station house unannounced in the middle of the night.
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Sometimes Mr. Samaniego relayed the descriptions from his station house, and other times, from outside the brothel, when he himself was part of an investigation.
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Amid the murders and station house politics, what stands out is Bosch's matter-of-fact acceptance of, and pride in, his daughter's intelligence and maturity.
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The woman was then transferred to the 120th Precinct station house, where she was booked on charges of driving while impaired by drugs and alcohol.
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At least five Colombian police officers were killed and 42 others injured Saturday morning after a bomb was hurled at the station house, police said.
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Two weeks before the opening, in March of 1991, police officers arrived at the salon, handcuffed Hamilton, and drove him to a local station house.
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He was not carrying identification and the officers who took him to a station house charged him with disorderly conduct after they said he became belligerent.
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After 40 minutes, he said, the detectives took the handcuffs off the woman and released her from the van, not far from the precinct station house.
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At the 23rd Precinct station house, investigators have ruled out a cooling tower that was installed during renovations last month as the source of the bacteria.
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To compel reluctant Ville Platte residents to go with police to the station house — without actually arresting them — detectives developed a separate set of dubious tactics.
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Mr. Nelson was pulled away by onlookers, confessed immediately to school safety officers, and gave videotaped and written statements at the Police Department's 29th Precinct station house.
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The last thing Bostian says he remembers, according to his lawyer, was ringing the in-cab bell as he passed the station house, headed toward the junction.
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They took him to the Intoxicated Driver Testing Unit at the 78th Precinct station house, in Park Slope, and then to the 69th Precinct, the police said.
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At the 77th Precinct station house, he said, he was handcuffed to a pole in a room where he was interrogated by Mr. Scarcella and another detective.
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The police piled as many witnesses as they could into patrol cars and vans to take down their stories at the station house on Alexander Avenue. Sgt.
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The man said he was a police officer and threatened to take Mr. Howald into his precinct station house if he did not comply, Mr. Howald said.
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Chief Boyce said that detectives tracked down Mr. Lewis on Thursday at his mother's home, a red brick rowhouse a block from the 75th Precinct station house.
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Late one evening in January 2015, the police arrested Rosie Martinez on a charge of selling heroin and held her overnight at their station house in Queens.
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Today, the two blocks once occupied by the original Penn Station house the most recent incarnation of Madison Square Garden, as well as the less-attractive Pennsylvania Plaza.
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A year after that, Mr. Vigoda was cast as the worn-out Detective Fish on the station-house sitcom "Barney Miller," opposite Hal Linden in the title role.
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But police documents and photographs, including one showing Mr. Scarcella walking Mr. Bunn out of a police precinct station house, have linked the former detective to the case.
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After the explosion, investigators recovered the package label, which was addressed to "Mac," and listed a return address that turned out to be the 67th Precinct station house.
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On Wednesday, the body of Deputy Chief Steven J. Silks, 62, was found shortly before sunset near Forest Hills Stadium and the precinct station house where he worked.
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It may have been in the unmarked car he and his sergeant, Matthew Gorman, were driving, or in his locker at the 102d Precinct station house in Queens.
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That is exactly what happened, Detective Foder testified, explaining that Mr. Polat had gone to the station house on two different days to view the two photo lineups.
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A job offer makes Constable George Crabtree (Jonny Harris) rethink his relationship with Nina (Erin Agostino), and the Station House No. 4 team takes on a murder case.
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"I need to bring something in today to justify my existence," Officer Argenis Rosado, who joined the precinct in 2010, said in an interview at the station house.
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And in a Facebook video, someone filmed Mr. Ransom, shirtless and wearing a red cape, approaching a police station house and greeting officers, thanking them for their service.
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The effort includes the proposed construction of a new 40th Precinct station house in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx that will have dedicated areas for community activities.
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The officers stood on the steps of the station house to honor the dog, whose health had been fast declining recently, before he was put down by a veterinarian.
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It was originally built around 1871 in the Italianate style with a mansard roof as the 14th police precinct station house, and is across the street from DeSalvio Playground.
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Later that day, he had returned to Brooklyn and boxed up a new order for City Vineyard, delivered it and visited the police at the First Precinct station house.
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Then, a break: A detective in the 32nd Precinct in Harlem found, in the basement of the station house, a desk blotter from 1969, when the woman was arrested.
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On May 27, a 9113-year-old robbery suspect hanged himself with a shirt in a holding cell at the 121st Precinct station house on Staten Island, the police said.
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The museum is located in the only known structure in the nation that was designed, devoted to and operated as a separate station house and municipal court for African-Americans.
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When the woman's grandmother heard that on Tuesday, she told her daughter, Nicole Odom, who looked up who was investigating the case and went to the 69th Precinct station house.
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And his office won convictions of police officers in another highly publicized case, involving the torture of drug suspects with an electric stun gun at a station house, in 1985.
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On Wednesday night, a group of demonstrators marched from the apartment building in the Castle Hill neighborhood where Ms. Danner was killed toward the station house of the 43rd Precinct.
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Though the shooting occurred more than two years ago, on May 2, 2015, it still haunts Officer Moore's colleagues at the 105th Precinct station house and throughout the Police Department.
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Responding to station-house shootouts and sinister conspiracies with a raised eyebrow and a tight frown, he's the beacon of sanity who allows us to enjoy the craziness guilt-free.
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But after several hours of questioning at the 933th Precinct station house in Morningside Heights, near where the killing took place, the 14-year-old was released without being charged.
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The man, 28, hanged himself using his T-shirt inside a cell at the 69th Precinct station house, in Canarsie, where he was found "unconscious and unresponsive" at 5:30 p.m.
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Mr. Grays, whose fiancée is a New York City police officer, was eventually taken to the 71st Precinct station house, where he was issued a summons for disorderly conduct and released.
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Over the five-month course, they intend to have the students tour the 60th Precinct's station house and the new headquarters of the local housing police unit, Police Service Area 1.
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The woman and the children in Mr. Small's car were taken to the 75th Precinct station house so the police could ask what prompted the argument and shooting, the authorities said.
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Yet the firefighters are not appeased by his assurances or convinced by a station house visit where he claims, disingenuously, that he knew the families of those who died on Sept.
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After the assault, they added, the officers drove back to Coney Island and dropped the woman off about five blocks from their station house, warning to her keep her mouth shut.
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Three years ago, Ms. Battilana, the model, accused Mr. Weinstein of groping her during a meeting in his office, and spoke to detectives at the same station house, on Varick Street.
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Michael's father said they picked up Alex to press him for more information, and after a brief stop at the park, they headed to the Third Precinct station house in Brentwood.
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When the police later arrested a heroin user with the bag, Mr. Burke walked into the station house to confront the man, who was handcuffed to the floor of an interrogation room.
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When Stephen McAllister took command of the 22012th Precinct in 13, a crowd of Hasidic men, many from the shomrim, stood in line for hours at the station house to welcome him.
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A 29-year-old New York police officer fatally shot himself near his Staten Island precinct station house Friday afternoon, the third member of the department to kill himself in 10 days.
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In the afternoon, Mr. Fastook drives over to the 47th Precinct station house, where he serves as a captain in the police auxiliary, a volunteer uniformed reserve that he joined in 1981.
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A few hours into the interview, Mr. Gatling's lawyer called the station house, but the detectives told him that he could not see his client until the questioning was complete, court papers say.
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The student, Wataru Takada, 16, was arrested on Wednesday evening at the 81st Precinct station house in Brooklyn on charges of aggravated harassment in the second degree, a misdemeanor, according to the police.
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Prosecutors claim that Mr. Martins called the friends again after the attack to let them know that the woman had been dropped off near the 60th Precinct station house in nearby Coney Island.
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At one point, Mr. Rechnitz spoke with top officials with the city and the Police Department about the city buying a property he owned in Brooklyn to create a new precinct station house.
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On Saturday morning, Patrick J. Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the city's largest police union, brought flowers to Sergeant Tuozzolo's station house, which was draped in blue-and-black funeral bunting.
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Maybe it was an omen, since that very neighborhood a few years later would become known as Fort Apache thanks to the overworked and under siege 41st Precinct station house on Simpson Street.
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She tried the 40th Precinct station house next, but officers at the desk left her standing in the public waiting area for a half-hour, she said, making her fear being seen again.
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In 2016, as she was held in a station house jail cell on a driving charge, the same detective entered her cell and made a profane gesture and a reference to oral sex.
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Mr. Jackson ended up in handcuffs along with three other party guests and was detained at the 113th Precinct station house in Jamaica, Queens, although his detention was not formally processed as an arrest.
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The man, Rafael Gonzalez, appeared on Wednesday with a lawyer at the 50th Precinct station house, across the street from the restaurant in the Kingsbridge neighborhood, where he surrendered to detectives, the police said.
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Prosecutors said that the inquiry revealed that Officer Avosso, a 10-year veteran of the force, had exposed himself to four other female officers at the station house, most of whom were his subordinates.
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The police identified the man as Jeremy Wilson, and said they had arrested him after investigators found the vehicle, impounded it and concocted a story to draw Mr. Wilson to a station house in Chelsea.
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When Mr. Wilson arrived at the station house on Monday, the police said, he wore a hat from an organization that supports wounded veterans, a pair of dog tags and a Harvard Law School sweatshirt.
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The death of a man in a Brooklyn police station house on Sunday was the third time since May that someone had hanged himself in a New York Police Department holding cell, the authorities said.
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S.C. Medical Center, or the ambulance from Firehouse No. 22007 on Skid Row, which brings a crew of medics who are by now well versed on the characters and medical ailments outside the station house.
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Cardi B, the 25-year-old Bronx rapper, turned herself in at a police station house on Monday and was charged with assault in connection with a fight at a New York City strip club.
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The thief, Christopher Loeb, a young heroin addict who routinely broke into parked cars and pilfered whatever he could find, was brought to a station house and shackled to the floor of an interrogation room.
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Officer Cruz's locker at the station house holds dozens of completed memo books chronicling his 290 years in the department, with details about big arrests, countless 21980 calls and even what time he took lunch.
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It was a solemn day: A New York City police officer was shot in an attempted assassination and another wounded hours later when the same assailant fired shots inside a police station house in the Bronx.
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Vicente was arrested, booked, and taken to Chicago PD's Area 250 station house, where cops had a reputation for beating suspects and witnesses, and where some officers would later be indicted for running a drug ring.
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Under slopes of olives and pines at the banks of the Yarmouk, a tributary of the Jordan, there's a station house used as a storeroom by fish farmers and eight abandoned rail tunnels leading to Syria.
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The call came to detectives' attention during a "deep dive" for additional clues, the Police Department's chief of detectives, Robert K. Boyce, said at a briefing at the 106th Precinct station house in Ozone Park, Queens.
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On Sunday, the police said, vandals struck the 79th Precinct's station house in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood — where Officer Isaacs was assigned — slashing the tires of several vehicles, including five patrol cars and an unmarked police vehicle.
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Hours later, Mr. de Blasio presided over a ceremony at a Harlem station house for one of those officers, Detective Randolph Holder, who was killed while pursuing an armed suspect along the East River a year ago.
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He has exhibited work in solo and group exhibitions across the globe, and the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Museum of the City of New York, and the Transformer Station house his art in their permanent collections.
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In the second-floor squad room of the 23th Precinct's station house, the air stagnant and the shades drawn, detectives debriefed people arrested in other crimes to see if they had heard anything about the White killing.
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But before the trip, and soon after the early-morning killing, Mr. de Blasio visited the hospital where Officer Familia had been taken, and then went to her precinct station house to speak to her fellow officers.
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In another, over the summer, he did the same to a female officer on the F train as the two were riding from the district attorney's office in Downtown Brooklyn back to the 60th Precinct station house.
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Which doesn't mean that nothing has changed, but rather that the racist attitudes and ideas Ron finds among the Klansmen (and around the police department's station house, too) are durable and tenacious facts of our national life.
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Just before noon, she left the station house in Flushing, Queens, escorted by security guards, waved at fans who had gathered outside, and made her way through a throng of photographers and camera operators to a car.
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Malik Ishfaque, the station house master at the police station under whose jurisdiction many of the Rohingya-majority slums fall, said that officers were duty-bound to crack down on anyone who did not possess valid documents.
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Eventually, the police were called and one of Wu Long Chen's relatives and Ms. Xu's eldest son were both hauled down to the station house, where they remained overnight and both families were fined, Ms. Xu said.
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Baby-faced, his sweater bulging over what appeared to be a bulletproof vest, Mr. Lewis was led by detectives from the 107th Precinct station house to a waiting vehicle on Sunday as onlookers shouted questions and jeers.
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According to an affidavit he filed with the Independent Police Review Authority, while Myles was in the station house one of the detectives, Anthony Wojcik, hit him repeatedly with a flashlight and phone book, pressuring Myles to confess.
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With the help of seven officers from the station house, the NYPD Special Operations Bureau and a car jack, the group was able to find the tiny black furball with white whiskers tucked away, and safely rescue her.
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In 1942, while working for the Archdiocese of Hartford, he founded a social and religious center in a police station house, which later became St. Martin de Porres parish in the predominantly black Dixwell neighborhood of New Haven.
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"It's basically our bible," said Officer Ramses Cruz, who joined a platoon of officers writing down patrol assignments in oversize black leather binders at a recent afternoon roll call at the 214th Precinct Station House in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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"Staten Island is the stepchild of the city," said Al Forestier, 54, a retired correction officer who lives in a white clapboard house next to the 123rd Precinct station house where Mr. de Blasio held his news conference.
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He did important work that made his city better, like the columns that showed what it was like to have AIDS and that exposed torture in a Queens station house, which won him a Pulitzer Prize in 1986.
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As recently as 1995, a female officer in the 46th Precinct in the Bronx, where Officer Familia worked, charged in a lawsuit that male officers harassed women by using sexist slurs and watching pornography in the station house.
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Hours later, at the Midtown North Precinct station house, she told detectives that Mr. Spitzer had pushed her down on a bed and choked her, but then said she did not want to press charges, law enforcement officials said.
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Then it deepened: The missing books had been mailed anonymously to the 19th Precinct station house on the Upper East Side, according to a Police Department official who did not want to be identified because the investigation was continuing.
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Initially, the FBI case against Burke had a narrow focus: When the heroin-addicted thief was caught by members of his agency, it was alleged that Burke assaulted and threatened to kill him in a station house interview room.
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Two police officers instructed him on how to file a report at the local station house, while two others leaned against a nearby building and remarked on how lucky Mr. Alam and his passengers were to have escaped unhurt.
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The man was not cooperating with the police investigation under the advice of his lawyer, the chief said, and was being held at the 17th Precinct station house on an unrelated charge of operating a car without a license.
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In one such instance, in 1995, a New York man under arrest was taken from a police station house, driven around the block and brought back to the station solely for the benefit of a late-arriving television crew.
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Mr. Sessions also applauded how the New York Police Department analyzes crime data, a topic he said he had discussed with city police officials during a visit to the 13th Precinct station house in Gramercy Park on Thursday morning.
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The New York Daily News reported Sunday that Deputy Inspector Emanuel Gonzalez, who is commander of the city's 72nd precinct in Brooklyn, allegedly told officers to shoot 50 Cent "on sight" during a roll call in the station house.
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In a lawsuit, Mr. Nardoni said the detective interrogated him for more than three hours at the station house, threatening to punch him in the head in a failed attempt to make him name Mr. Hernandez as the gunman.
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Trudy Nan Boyce may be a first-time author, but she was in law enforcement for more than 30 years, which should explain why the station-house personnel and forensic details in OUT OF THE BLUES (Putnam, $27) feel so authentic.
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Two of the suspects, ages 14 and 15, were taken to a Brooklyn precinct station house by their mothers on Sunday, a day after the police released surveillance video of a group of young men entering a deli before the attack.
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The driver, Orhan Polat, was initially able to identify a person he thought was the gunman when he was brought to a station house to look at photographs of teenagers and men who fit the description of Mr. Polat's assailants.
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Memo advises officers to be vigilant and calls for station house security on all tours The memo warning of a credible threat against officers was sent to parts of the NYPD detective bureau and tweeted by the Sergeants Benevolent Association.
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Steven Plavnick, was wounded in the back outside the station house in a contract shooting that prosecutors said was revenge for the acquittal of another 46th Precinct officer, Francis X. Livoti, on state charges in the choking death of Anthony Baez.
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But she could tell as she left work on Tuesday afternoon that something was wrong; her job is near a Nassau County police precinct station house, and she saw a string of police vehicles, fire engines and ambulances heading toward the area.
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He was in his early 30s then, a bisexual man still living largely in the shadows, when, he said, he was arrested by a police officer as part of a protest outside the bar and taken to the Sixth Precinct station house.
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"We had, I think, 11 lines coming into the station house" — in the 109th Precinct, in Flushing, Queens, the headquarters for a task force that by some accounts had 300 detectives — "and couldn't keep up with the phone calls," Mr. Borrelli recalled.
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Rao, who lived in Pragadavaram village in southern India's Andhra Pradesh state, was a regular at local cockfights, and was on his way to enter the rooster in a competition when it tried to break free, station house officer Kranti Kumar said.
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Then, about an hour later, he was led from the station house in TriBeCa and taken to the court at 100 Centre Street, his arms pinned behind him in three sets of handcuffs to accommodate his girth, a law enforcement official said.
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Mohammad Anwar, a 15-year-old from Hujra Shah Muqeem, a village in Punjab province about 120 kilometers (75 miles) southwest of Lahore, was being hailed as a hero by locals for his actions, Station House Officer Nausher Ali, the local police chief, told CNN.
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Mr. Cordero ultimately sued the officers, claiming they had concocted the grounds of his arrest and put him in a holding cell in the 83rd Precinct station house for no other reason than to justify filing for a total of 22 hours of overtime.
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The police officer, whose name was not released, was recovering from Legionnaires' disease at a hospital outside the city, while city Health Department workers looked for the source of the contamination discovered at the 23rd Precinct station house on East 102nd Street in East Harlem.
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About New York Draped in the clouds of his white spacesuit, James Harris Jackson, 28, trim light hair above a shaved, doughy face, was led in handcuffs out of a police station house in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday morning, then driven downtown for his arraignment.
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In 1997, he was assigned the prestigious task of making the opening statement at the trial of Justin Volpe, a former police officer who eventually pleaded guilty to torturing a Haitian immigrant, Abner Louima, with a broken broomstick in the bathroom of a Brooklyn station house.
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Mr. Thompson had also worked as a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn and delivered a memorable opening argument at the trial of Justin Volpe, a police officer who pleaded guilty in 1999 to torturing a Haitian immigrant, Abner Louima, with a broken broomstick in a Brooklyn station house.
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In an encounter with a fifth female officer in November, Officer Avosso was accused of exposing himself while the two were in the back seat of a police car after stopping for lunch at Wendy's on their way back to the station house from the Brooklyn courthouse.
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"Her sworn claim, that she was kidnapped from Calvert Vaux Park and attacked while driven to the immediate vicinity of the Verrazano Bridge and back to the station house on West 8th Street after her friends were warned not to follow her, was impossible," he wrote.
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Police say Brock had been staying at the Station House Homeless Facility for the past two-and-a-half months, but that on Sunday morning, he was told he could not re-enter the facility because he was allegedly "intoxicated and breaking curfew," according to a police report.
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"Frequently, plaintiffs in these cases are badly damaged and want or even need compensation," said Barry Scheck, a lawyer who helped negotiate the $9 million settlement for Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant who was sexually assaulted by the police with a broomstick inside a Brooklyn station house in 1997.
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The program, financed by the department and staffed by Safe Horizon, a nonprofit that places domestic-violence counselors in the city's police precincts, is the first since at least the early 903s to provide victims of crimes like assault and robbery access to services within a station house.
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Ms. Macareno, in an interview and a federal lawsuit, said she tried to tell the police that her husband had pushed her down, but instead of taking him to jail, the responding officers arrested her and carried her barefoot and badly bruised to the 120th Precinct station house.
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One night in December 1978, hundreds of Hasidic protesters swarmed into the 66th Precinct station house in Borough Park, destroyed a Teletype machine, flung thousands of files onto the floor and got into a pitched battle with police reinforcements summoned by the four officers who were overwhelmed by the mob.
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When Thurmond arrived at the station house to set up, the contents of his trunk spoke to the wide-ranging job he was now undertaking: Next to a tumbleweed of police tape, collected from a recent homicide scene, were three plastic bags from Walmart filled with cookies, plastic cups, and napkins.
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The police declined to release the officer's name or to provide more details about his position, other than to say that he had been a New York police officer for six years before he shot himself inside a car near the 121st Precinct station house at about 3:50 p.m.
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After Abner Louima was attacked by police officers with a broomstick in a Brooklyn station house in 1997 — an act that the police then tried to cover up — his lawyers successfully sued to end the so-called 48-hour rule, which gave officers two full days before they had to speak with investigators.
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The son of a police officer, he was a former federal prosecutor who made his name by working on the team that prosecuted Justin A. Volpe, a New York City police officer who pleaded guilty to torturing Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant, with a broken broomstick in a Brooklyn station house in 1997.
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One involved a building he owned on Madison Avenue in Manhattan, which city inspectors said was being used illegally as a hotel, through Airbnb rentals; another involved the Brooklyn property, where he said that a sale had been held up because the Police Department saw it as a potential site for a precinct station house.
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Allegations of unlawful searches are a persistent complaint against the city's police officers, but the March 22013 episode stands out because it was captured by security cameras and occurred in the Crown Heights apartment of a man who, two months earlier, had led a protest outside the 77th Precinct station house, accusing officers assigned there of having attacked him.
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According to an indictment announced by the Brooklyn district attorney's office, the officer, Anthony Avosso, 31, exposed himself on three occasions to one of the female officers between September and last month while they were alone in an office at the 60th Precinct station house in Coney Island, where both were assigned to a plainclothes unit.
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For a while, Burke's cover-up was successful in hindering the F.B.I. But after more than two years on the case, federal agents gained the cooperation and testimony of at least 10 police officers who confirmed that the thief, Christopher Loeb, was brought to a station house and shackled to the floor of an interrogation room while the police chief punched Mr. Loeb and shook his head violently.
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