[Pix 11] Battle continues over release of police disciplinary records in New York
Police unions fought Tuesday to block the public release of officer disciplinary records in New York.
Lawmakers enacted a state transparency law in the wake of protests and George Floyd’s Minneapolis death at the hands of police. In July, a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order, blocking the records from being released. Reform advocates and police unions have spent weeks fighting the issue out in courts.


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