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State of New York v. Michael Ackermann

Date: 10-16-2015

Case Number: 02544-2013

Judge: Michael A. Gross

Court: Supreme Court, Bronx County, New York

Plaintiff's Attorney: Pishoy Yacoub

Defendant's Attorney: Mike Martinez

Description:
New York, NY - Police officer convicted to falsifying a record to justify an arrest



The State of New York charged Michael Ackermann, age 32, with felony falsifying a records to justify an arrest and falsifying a business record in conjunction with the arrest of a New York Times photographer who Ackerman alleged interfered in an arrest by taking flash pictures of another arrest.



The evidence the bench trial before Judge Gross that Robert Stolarik's camera did not have a flash.



Ackermann took the stand to testify that he might have made a mistake.
Outcome:
Ackerman was fount guilty on the falsifying a record to justify an arrest and not guilty on the falsifying a business record.
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About This Case

What was the outcome of State of New York v. Michael Ackermann?

The outcome was: Ackerman was fount guilty on the falsifying a record to justify an arrest and not guilty on the falsifying a business record.

Which court heard State of New York v. Michael Ackermann?

This case was heard in Supreme Court, Bronx County, New York, NY. The presiding judge was Michael A. Gross.

Who were the attorneys in State of New York v. Michael Ackermann?

Plaintiff's attorney: Pishoy Yacoub. Defendant's attorney: Mike Martinez.

When was State of New York v. Michael Ackermann decided?

This case was decided on October 16, 2015.