Nassau lawmakers approve $650,000 settlement to former police officer
Dolores Sharpe was acquitted of charges of harassment and resisting arrest filed in 2013 by two colleagues.
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Aug 10, 2022, 11:12 AM
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2h agoNassau County legislators approved a $650,000 settlement to a former police officer.
Dolores Sharpe was acquitted of charges of harassment and resisting arrest filed in 2013 by two colleagues.
As News 12 has previously reported, Sharpe filed a suit against the police claiming that her fellow officer violated her civil rights.
Sharpe’s lawyer tells News 12 that he has not received a settlement offer from Nassau County despite Tuesday’s vote.
The Republican majority approved the settlement offer.
The entire Democratic caucus abstained.
