Troy v. City of N.Y. (13-cv-5082) (AJN)

Biography

Suzannah B. Troy is a New York City-based artist, activist, and citizen journalist, who has appeared in print, on the radio, and on television. Her prolific body of YouTube videos have drawn immense controversy, including possible censorship. A multi-media artist (in print and on the web), Troy has used her blogs and YouTube videos to publish criticism of Government and the media. Plaintiff Troy filed a lawsuit, seeking damages from the City of New York and several NYPD officials due to the alleged botched investigation of a physical assault suffered by Plaintiff Troy at the hands of Delita Hooks, a receptionist at a shared medical office in the SoHo neighborhood in Manhattan. The assault was documented in a YouTube video with over 700,000 views. Plaintiff alleged that the Co-Defendants violated the Federal constitution, the State constitution, and State tort law.

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U.S. District Court Judge Alison J. Nathan dismissed the complaint filed by Plaintiff Suzannah B. Troy. As a result, Judge Nathan's closure of the case resulted in numerous police officers employed by the city of New York never having to face accountability for the alleged botched police investigation of a physical altercation by non-party Delita Hooks. The alleged police misconduct also allowed Hooks to get away with filing what Troy described was a false cross complaint.

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In 2018, a Federal jury found that NYPD Deputy Inspector Edward Winski used excessive force against an Occupy Wall Street activist in 2011. However, the protester was awarded only one cent as token compensation.

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