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Wednesday, March 28, 2012 19 DAILY NEWSNYDailyNews.com Civilian board to prosecute cops THE CIVILIAN board that reviews complaints of NYPD misconduct will get the power to prosecute those allegations in departmental trials, officials said Tuesday. Now, the Civilian Complaint Review Board investigates complaints, butrefers credible cases to the NYPD for prosecution. The agreement cov ers cases ranging from excessive force to foul language. "We want the public to have confidence that police misconduct cases are being handled fairly," said Councilman Daniel Gar-odnick, who in 20 1 0 introduced abill to give CCRB prosecutorial power. City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch blast ed the change, saying it empowers "kangaroo trials." The NYPD commissioner can remove the CCRB's authority in cases where a cop is under parallel or criminal investigation, or if they have neither a prior departmental disciplinary record nor a previously substantiated CCRB complaint.

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The boy, who suffered head trauma, was taken to Jacobi Medical Center in critical condition, cops said. "You could tell she was going too fast," said area resident Algeny Capellan, 30. "When you see an ice cream truck, you gotta slow down. "I feel sorry for her, too," she said of the driver. The driver remained on the scene and was taken to the 43rd Precinct station-house for questioning.

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