A bystander who was shot by NYPD officers at a Brooklyn subway station in September plans to sue the city for $80 million.
NEW YORK — A bystander who was struck by a bullet when
officers open fire on subway platformThe incident on Sept. 15 started when police officers confronted 37-year-old Derell Mickles at the Sutter Avenue station for jumping the turnstile. Body camera footage shows Mickles following police officers' orders to leave while holding an open knife by his side.About 10 minutes later, video shows Mickles returning and standing near an
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