Philly police officers deny they violated man's rights with narcotics arrests and prosecution

PHILADELPHIA – Three Philadelphia Police Department officers have denied allegations made against them in a civil rights lawsuit alleging that they and local assistant district attorneys violated the constitutional rights of a Philadelphia man and his family, through illegally performed narcotics arrests and prosecutions.

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