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cer, Daniel Pantaleo, be terminated. Pantaleo's union said they would try to overturn the decision. 'In this case the unintended consequence of Mr. Garner's death must have a consequence of its own,' said O'Neill. 'It is clear that Daniel Pantaleo can no longer effectively serve as a New York City pol

ggressive rollbacks will spark a legal battle between California and the federal government that could split the United States car market in two." Garner family reacts to NYPD firing of the officer whose chokehold led to Eric Garner's death -- The New York Police Department fired the officer who was

es P. O'Neill announced the decision Monday, weeks after a departmental disciplinary judge recommended the officer, Daniel Pantaleo, be terminated. Pantaleo's union said they would try to overturn the decision. 'In this case the unintended consequence of Mr. Garner's death must have a consequence of its

over two weeks after a police administrative judge found him guilty of violating a department ban on chokeholds. "The unintended consequence of Mr. Garner's death must have a consequence of its own," Mr. O'Neill said. "Therefore I agree with the deputy commissioner of trial's legal findings and recomme

er intense criticism for not pushing to have Officer Pantaleo fired sooner. At a news conference in City Hall, Mr. de Blasio said the firing of Mr. Pantaleo "ended a chapter that has brought our people so much pain and so much fear these last five years." "Today we have finally seen justice done," said

rial's legal findings and recommendations. It is clear that Daniel Pantaleo can no longer effectively serve as a New York City police officer." Mr. Garner died on July 17, 2014, after Officer Pantaleo tackled him from behind, then, along with other officers, pressed him down on the pavement. Captured o

er intense criticism for not pushing to have Officer Pantaleo fired sooner. At a news conference in City Hall, Mr. de Blasio said the firing of Mr. Pantaleo "ended a chapter that has brought our people so much pain and so much fear these last five years." "Today we have finally seen justice done," said