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72-year old man files police brutality suit against NCPD

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On Wednesday, Feb 7, 2018, Robert Besedin Sr., 72, filed a lawsuit against Nassau County and the Nassau County Police Department, saying he suffered serious injuries last year after two Nassau County police officers assaulted him outside his Baldwin home. (Credit: News 12 Long Island)

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