City Council launches ethics probe into Brooklyn lawmaker arrested for allegedly biting cop at protest | amNewYork
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The City Council opened an ethics investigation into Brooklyn Council Member Susan Zhuang, following her arrest for allegedly biting a cop during a protest against a new homeless shelter in her district.
While the ethics inquiry has been launched, it is currently held in suspension pending the resolution of her criminal charges, reflecting past practices with similar cases.
Council Member Zhuang faces several serious charges, including assault and resisting arrest, stemming from an incident on July 17 during a protest in Gravesend, Brooklyn.
The ongoing investigation highlights the intersection of political ethics and legal proceedings, illustrating how allegations of misconduct can complicate a public official's role.
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