An NYPD chief has filed a lawsuit against the New York City councilwoman who bit him during a protest in July, one day after criminal charges against her were dropped. Frank DiGiacomo, deputy chief of Patrol Brooklyn South, filed a lawsuit against Councilwoman Susan Zhuang in the Brooklyn Supreme Court earlier this month. The incident occurred at a protest called “Residents Against Homeless Shelters” in Gravesend. The participants were protesting the noise from the construction of a large shelter planned to house 150 homeless men. Zhuang had allegedly bitten DiGiacomo to prevent him from arresting another woman who was pushing the police barricades at the officers. The assault was also captured on camera. BREAKING: NYC Councilwoman Susan Zhuang (D) caught on video BITING an NYPD…
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