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Former NYPD detective indicted after allegedly assaulting handcuffed man inside Brooklyn precinct

By Big New York · 08/11/2026 · Updated 08/11/2026

Former NYPD detective Raymond Ng was indicted for allegedly assaulting a handcuffed man inside a Brooklyn police precinct. A former NYPD detective is facing criminal charges after prosecutors say he repeatedly punched a handcuffed man inside a holding cell at a Carroll Gardens police precinct earlier this year.  Raymond Ng, 51, who was assigned to.

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Former NYPD detective Raymond Ng was indicted for allegedly assaulting a handcuffed man inside a Brooklyn police precinct. A former NYPD detective is facing criminal charges after prosecutors say he repeatedly punched a handcuffed man inside a holding cell at a Carroll Gardens police precinct earlier this year.  Raymond Ng, 51, who was assigned to.

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