Federal Judge denies police union's motion to intervene in the settlement by NYC of the "Stop and Frisk" litigation

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In Floyd v. New York City, the judge penned a 108-page opinion that says the union has no interest justifying its late intervention to try and challenge the parties' resolution.
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