jury, addressing the city before a microphone, talking about his own son dante and having to warn him about his interactions with the police. a lot of people in new york felt the mayor was hearing them at that moment. there were some very harsh and negative reactions today to those statements from the mayor from the head of the patrolmen s benevolent association. patrick lynch the head of the police union firing back at the mayor he says threw them under the bus. what police officers felt yesterday after that press conference is that they were thrown under the bus. that they were out there doing a difficult job in the middle of the night protecting the rights of those to protest, protecting our sons and daughters, and the mayor was behind microphones like this throwing them under the bus. today a lot of continued head scratching and hard questions about just how the grand jury in staten island reached the decision it reached. unlike the case in ferguson in which bob mcculloch relea
from the head of the patrolmen s benevolent association. patrick lynch the head of the police union firing back at the mayor he says threw them under the bus. what police officers felt yesterday after that press conference is that they were thrown under the bus. that they were out there doing a difficult job in the middle of the night protecting the rights of those to protest, protecting our sons and daughters, and the mayor was behind microphones like this throwing them under the bus. today a lot of continued head scratching and hard questions about just how the grand jury in staten island reached the decision it reached. unlike the case in ferguson in which bob mcculloch released the totality of the grand jury record to the public, something we ve been sifting through now for over a week, staten island district attorney dan donovan has declined to file to do the same to staten island. a judge today issuing a very cursory summary of the findings there. we know there were 50 witnes
the mayor was hearing them at that moment. there were some very harsh and negative reactions today to those statements from the mayor from the head of the patrolmen s benevolent association. patrick lynch the head of the police union firing back at the mayor he says threw them under the bus. what police officers felt yesterday after that press conference is that they were thrown under the bus. that they were out there doing a difficult job in the middle of the night protecting the rights of those to protest, protecting our sons and daughters, and the mayor was behind microphones like this throwing them under the bus. today a lot of continued head scratching and hard questions about just how the grand jury in staten island reached the decision it reached. unlike the case in ferguson in which bob mcculloch released the totality of the grand jury record to the public, something we ve been sifting through now for over a week, staten island district attorney dan donovan has declined to