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It was Officer Anthony J. Egan who initiated the violence, Caprario recalled, attempting to shut the trunk on Caprario’s fingers, throwing him against the hood of his car, and punching the 24-year-old as he lay restrained. “Egan went nuts,” Caprario said. — PolitiTweet.org

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According to interviews with Caprario, along with medical records and documents from a subsequent civil rights lawsuit, the 2011 incident began when two Staten Island police officers pulled Caprario from his double-parked car and accused him of buying drugs. — PolitiTweet.org

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Egan denied the allegations in court and did not respond to requests for comment. Across a 10-year career at the NYPD, Egan cost New York City over $437,000 in seven separate civil rights lawsuits, accusing the officer of excessive force, false arrests, and false testimony. — PolitiTweet.org

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