New York Attorney General Letitia James won her lawsuit against a man who falsely claimed Black protesters threatened to kill him.
protesters for making false claims against them that violated their civil rights.
In 2020, Elmendorf was accused of shouting racist epithets and making death threats with both a .22 caliber air rifle and a baton at Black protesters before he claimed he was the victim. He called 911 and said the group had threatened to shoot him. The attorney general's suit said none of the protesters were found to be armed.
New York State Attorney General Leticia James won in a case against a man who allegedly made false claims of threats against Black protesters. In this photo, James speaks at a press conference on August 3, 2021, in New York.James' lawsuit against Elmendorf was the first to cite a new law that makes it illegal to submit false"race-based" police reports.
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