Man who “sucker punched” and jumped police officer is released on bail


Police cam video of Haynes after he allegedly threw the first punch

The police Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) expressed outrage over the the latest attack of a New York City police officer. The attack was caught on camera.

40-year-old Steven Haynes allegedly punched and jumped on the officer after he told Haynes to move off the sidewalk. Haynes had allegedly been drinking alcohol and blocking pedestrian traffic.  

The police camera video appears to show Haynes hitting then jtaking down the officer and continuing the attack as another police officer attempts to pull him off.

Haynes was arrested and released a short time later on bail.

When will our elected leaders admit that the streets are out of control? The perps know they can sucker punch a cop and escape with no consequences. And cops know that City Hall will not back them up. The situation is getting more dangerous by the day.

Pat Lynch, Police Benevolent Association President

News Channel 4 in New York says it reached Haynes, who said he was resting on the sidewalk from a leg injury when police asked him to move. Of his actions, he reportedly stated “I feel bad.”

Watch the police cam video below:

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/man-who-sucker-punched-nypd-officer-released-without-bail-police-unions-tweet-outrage/2251603/

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4 thoughts on “Man who “sucker punched” and jumped police officer is released on bail”

  1. Sorry, but that female cop was a worthless joke. First cop was lucky he wasn’t killed while his good-for-nothing partner kept yelling for the cretin to stop and get off of him.

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