Ex-NYPD officers accused of brothel key and robbing a sex worker face federal charges
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Two former New York City police officers who prosecutors say stole a brothel key and then robbed and groped a prostitute are now facing federal charges after their initial state charges were dismissed on a technicality
NEW YORK -- Two former New York City police officers who prosecutors say stole a brothel key and then robbed and groped a sex worker are now facing federal charges after their initial state charges were dismissed on a technicality.
Former patrol officers Justin McMillan and Justin Colon were indicted Tuesday on charges of felony conspiracy against rights and willfully depriving an individual of her constitutional rights in connection with the July 2024 incident, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York's office announced.
Prosecutors say the two were responding to a report of prostitution inside a building in Queens when they shut off their bodycams, approached a woman leaving the building and took a key to the residence from her, as well as cash from her purse.
The officers returned eight hours later, unlocked the door and found a woman having sex with a man, who immediately fled, prosecutors said.
McMillan, 26, of Long Island, then stole about $200 from the woman’s purse and groped her while Colon, 24, of Queens, kept watch.
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