Shockingly Traumatic in America! Nigerian Immigrant, ISAAC OKOLI, wife, four kids suffered target NYPD no-knock drug raid at home…lament: We were wrongly harassed and raided by New York Police drug enforcement officers NYPD planted cocaine in my house to implicate me *Plans $600 million defamation lawsuit for redress, racist treatment, and torture * The NYPD is determined to say anything rather than admit its cops targeted the wrong family -Rehan Nazrali, family lawyer * There was no mistake made NYPD officers were absolutely 100% in the right spot The police had two warrants for the Far Rockaway raid: one for the Okoli home and the other for the other location -Assistant Police Chief, Joseph Kenny *BY GEORGE ELIJAH OTUMU/AMERICAN Foreign Editor
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Nigerian family files $600M notice of claim against of NYPD for defamation
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No-knock drug raids in Queens were at the right locations: NYPD brass
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NYPD officer accused of abuse in no-knock raid cleared by agency
Isaac Okoli claimed police planted drugs during the incident and has filed a lawsuit against the city and the NYPD
officer has been cleared of abuse claims after a no-knock raid went wrong.
Lawrence Avvenire was cleared of wrongdoing by the
Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) after he was accused of abusing his authority in the December 2017 raid. According to the report, the NYPD did not share with the CCRB the botched no-knock raid targeted the wrong apartment due to a clerical paperwork error.
Okoli, now 63-years-old, said the police planted cocaine and arrested him during the raid although he and his family believed it was obvious to law enforcement they were at the wrong address. The criminal charges against Okoli were dropped before he saw a judge. The family has filed a lawsuit against New York City