Queer Cop Sues NYPD After Flirting With Undercover Officer
Jai Aiken, a cop with the NYPD, plans to sue the NYPD for $15 million after other members of the police force tried to set him up in a sting, the New York Post reported. In an earlier incident, Aiken was accused of paying for hustlers and stolen guns. But after a police investigation into those allegations found no evidence that Aiken was guilty, the department tried to set him up, this time with an undercover cop who attempted to sell him a stolen iPod and TV. In an attempt to seduce the undercover cop, he allegedly took the bait and was charged with buying the merchandise. Int he trial, tapes of their conversations were played, which humiliated Aiken, according to The Post. A Brooklyn patrolman with an unblemished record, Aiken is suing for civil rights violations, wrongful arrest and imprisonment and malicious presecution. Good for him.
Jai Aiken, a cop with the NYPD, plans to sue the NYPD for $15 million after other members of the police force tried to set him up in a sting, the New York Post reported. In an earlier incident, Aiken was accused of paying for hustlers and stolen guns. But after a police investigation into those allegations found no evidence that Aiken was guilty, the department tried to set him up, this time with an undercover cop who attempted to sell him a stolen iPod and TV. In an attempt to seduce the undercover cop, he allegedly took the bait and was charged with buying the merchandise. Int he trial, tapes of their conversations were played, which humiliated Aiken, according to The Post. A Brooklyn patrolman with an unblemished record, Aiken is suing for civil rights violations, wrongful arrest and imprisonment and malicious presecution. Good for him.
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