First NYPD Officer Convicted For Using Chokehold Following 2020 Ban
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All 8 reports used the same wording - nobody re-reported it in their own words.
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How it spread - 8 original reports
Fri, 14 August 2026
8 reports- iheart.com17:35first to report
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.
- iheart.com17:35
NYPD officer Omar Habib was convicted of felony strangulation and using a banned chokehold in the Bronx, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold law.