Top NYPD brass should deliver a strong rebuke to four officers and a lieutenant who cuffed an on-duty postal worker last week because he shouted at them, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said Tuesday.
Glenn Grays, 27, of East New York, says he was driving along President St. in Crown Heights on March 17 when an unmarked police car nearly hit his mail truck.
Frustrated, the postal worker shouted something out of his window at the unmarked police car which promptly stopped, backed up and disgorged four plainclothes cops and a lieutenant.
From that point on, Grays run-in with the plainclothes police was captured on cellphone video by bystanders, who can be heard repeatedly asking the officers why the mailman was stopped.
The postal worker was carrying a large brown cardboard box when police approached him.
The video shows the cops asking him for identification, and Grays answers that its in his mail truck.
The cops then pull him away from the door and the postal worker doesnt resist.
He was cuffed and put in the back of the unmarked vehicle, which then drove away leaving the postal van unattended.
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