Alleged NYPD Subway Sodomites Appear in Court
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<p>Police brutality victim MIichael Mineo, of Brooklyn, speaks to the media outside Brooklyn state supreme court Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008, in New York, following the arraignment of three police officers charged with felonies for an attack last Oct. 15 on the tattoo parlor worker.</p>
<p>New York City Police officer Alex Cruz enters a Brooklyn courthouse for his arraignment, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008, in New York. Cruz and fellow officer Andrew Morales were charged with hindering prosecution and official misconduct for allegedly covering up an attack on a tattoo parlor worker in a subway station.</p>
<p>New York City Police officer Richard Kern, front center, exits Brooklyn State Supreme Court following his arraignment, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008, in New York. Kern was charged with hindering prosecution and official misconduct for allegedly covering up an attack on a tattoo parlor worker in a subway station.</p>
<p>New York City Police officer Andrew Morales exits Brooklyn State Supreme Court following his arraignment, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008, in New York. Morales was charged with hindering prosecution and official misconduct for allegedly covering up an attack on a tattoo parlor worker in a subway station. </p>
<p>Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes appears at a press conference in New York, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008 where he spoke about three New York police officers charged with participating in a sexual assault on a subway platform in October. The officers, Richard Kern, Alex Cruz and Andrew Morales, turned themselves in Tuesday.</p>