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How Much NYPD Spying Is Too Much NYPD Spying?
"The only one who can defend us now, is you."
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Aviva Stahl
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Independent Monitor Will Oversee The NYPD's Spying
The NYPD has agreed to allow an independent monitor to oversee its secret counterterrorism investigations to insure that the police aren’t illegally gathering intelligence on political or religious activity.
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Christopher Robbins
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Your Tax Dollars Pay For Spying On Black Lives Matter Protesters
"It's sad we have to be targets of surveillance when we're not committing crimes."
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Christopher Robbins
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Occupy's Undercover Cop: "Shady," Ubiquitous, & Willing To Get Arrested
Protesters remember "Albert" as a quiet, omnipresent demonstrator who would show up at your birthday party, sleep on the street, and get arrested at a demonstration.
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Gothamist Staff
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City Lawyers: Trust Us, NYPD Surveillance Is Keeping You Alive
The City argued in federal court yesterday that a series of NYPD documents that would shed more light on the legality of the surveillance were much too secret to be aired in court.
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Gothamist Staff
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42-Year-Old Fight Over Illegal NYPD Surveillance Escalates With New Filing
Attorneys are still trying to stop the NYPD's "all encompassing dragnet for intelligence."
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Christopher Robbins
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NYPD Informant: I Used To "Bait" Innocent Muslims For Money
19-year-old Shamiur Rahman, a Queens native of Bengali descent, says he was approached by a plainclothes officer and asked to gather information and photographs as part of a strategy called "create and capture."
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Christopher Robbins
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