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New York police raid wrong apartment
NEW YORK, May 20 (UPI) --
Cops in New York City are accused of wrongly breaking into a local man's home this month, holding him at gunpoint, then stealing $2,000 from a jacket. The May 9 incident was a result of a raid in which the police officers were given faulty information, the New York Daily News reported Sunday. "They didn't tell me what they were looking for or why they were here," said Alisaleh Moshad Ali, 50, the Yemeni immigrant whose house was broken into. "They just told me to get on the floor." The police later apologized, after finding that they were at the wrong address. However, Ali and his wife, Leslie, 30, have not received any explanation for the $2,000 Ali says went missing from his jacket, which was in a closet. Police argue Ali left the house for 30 minutes after the incident, leaving someone else the opportunity to steal the money since the door was reportedly broken. The Daily News reported the police department has been receiving an increased number of complaints involving raids on the wrong homes.
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