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Unfortunately, for young men like Santiago, I think this incident is all too , said Heinrich.

After recent high-profile allegations of brutality against the New York police, it is no surprise that NYPD s Internal Affairs Bureau is now investigating the incident.

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+Related PostsA Bronx man claims聽multiple NYPD officers beat him without cause when he was stopped and frisked in August, and the whole incident was caught on surveillance and cell phone video.
+鈥淭hey were taking turns on me like a gang. That鈥檚 how Santiago Hernandez, 23, described聽the alleged assault.
+In the August 18 , Hernandez is seen being approached and then subsequently handcuffed by two female officers. Within moments half a dozen more uniformed officers arrive to the scene and allegedly take turns beating.
+Hernandez later told Eyewitness News reporter N.J. Burkett:
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+They was taking turns on me. One kicks me, he steps back. Another one comes, he punch me and he steps back. And another one comes and grabs my arm and hits me like 10 times with the baton. Another one comes, pepper-sprayed me.
+Hernandez, who is out on parole after serving six years in prison for a gang assault when he was 14, says he was confused by <a href=http://www.mahaloshuttle.com/service/Tory-Burch-Flats-Sale-Norah-Sophie-Wedge-Black-Reva-Leopard.html>Tory Burch Norah</a>  the excessive force and attempted to get some clarity.
+Because I m a person to ask questions.聽If I didn t do nothing wrong, I m trying to understand the reason, what they are thinking of me, or what was the reason at all to arrest <a href=http://www.cardiovalens.com/EURO04/Plastic-Carrier-Bags-Wholesale-Uk-Radley-Bags-On-Sale-Trash-Bags-Wholesale.html>Trash Bags Wholesale.</a>  me.
+Officers claim they were frisking the suspect for . However, Hernandez鈥檚 attorney Jay Heinrich told ABC those charges were later dropped, and he plans to file a civilian complaint on behalf of his client.
+ Unfortunately, for young men like Santiago, I think this incident is all too , said Heinrich.
+After recent high-profile allegations of brutality against the New York police, it is no surprise that NYPD s Internal Affairs Bureau is now investigating the incident.