Sean Bell

As Rev. Al Sharpton and his National Action Network were busy organizing large-scale protests of the police acquittals in the Sean Bell trial, an informant from the NYPD was spying on the group and relaying information back to the department ...  

According to a police document, a confidential informant from the New York Police Department spied on Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network as the group met together to discuss large-scale protests of the Sean Bell case...  

We've been waiting 4 weeks for NYC Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly to decide the fate of Detective Gescard Isnora, who has cost the City US$7 Million in a settlement over the shooting of Sean Bell. On Nov. 30th, Deputy Commissioner Martin Karopkin recommended that the detective be removed from the force, but only the commissioner can decide. Meanwhile, there seems to be a tacit statement that the incident was the result of policy and protocol.