Evidence in Harlem man's shooting by cops surfaces after 4 years
Mohamed Bah
The city had long claimed that clothing worn by  Mohamed Bah â who  was shot by cops in  his  Harlem apartment on Sept. 25  2012 â wasn't in its custody.
 2 accounts of Mohamed Bah  man shot by NYPD cops   told at trial
 They  had asked Manhattan Federal Court Judge Kevin Castel to sanction the city for its handling of evidence  but  he  denied  their  request in June.
Several days into the civil rights trial over Bah's death  city officials on Nov. 3 told Randolph McLaughlin and Debra Cohen  who represent the Bah family  the mortuary release form "mistakenly stated that  his  clothing was released with  his  remains" - and was in NYPD custody  according to recently filed court docs.
The city had long claimed that clothing worn by   [TGT]  [TGT]   Harlem apartment on Sept. 25  2012 â wasn't in its custody.
  [TGT] told at trial
  [TGT]   had asked Manhattan Federal Court Judge Kevin Castel to sanction the city for its handling of evidence  but   [TGT]   denied   [TGT]   request in June.
Several days into the civil rights trial over Bah's death  city officials on Nov. 3 told Randolph McLaughlin and Debra Cohen  who represent the Bah family  the mortuary release form "mistakenly stated that  his  clothing was released with  his  remains" - and was in NYPD custody  according to recently filed court docs.