NYPD Defends Officers Accused Of Standing By As 11-Year-Old Girl Assaulted
The department released a video saying police had to reposition and call for backup as objects were thrown their way from a large crowd.
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The department released a video saying police had to reposition and call for backup as objects were thrown their way from a large crowd.
The statement did not cite a cause of death or say where she died, but it noted she had battled depression.
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