An escalation of this.... they need to get the trash off of the streets in NY and Al Sharpton and Obama's buddies at the SEIU should be charged to inciting riots that have now led to murder. JMO
Third alleged cop-basher has surrendered

By Natalie Musumeci and Natasha Velez

December 20, 2014 | 12:13pm

Recognize any of these people? Wanted for assaulting 2 lieutenants on BKLYN Bridge. Call 1-800-COP-SHOT. $12K Reward. pic.twitter.com/3fhORtaanP

Recognize any of these people? Wanted for assaulting 2 lieutenants on BKLYN Bridge. Call 1-800-COP-SHOT. $12K Reward.

A third alleged cop-basher has turned himself in to cops, sources said.

Zachary Campbell surrendered early this morning at the 5th Precinct stationhouse in Chinatown and is currently being grilled by investigators in the attack on cops on the Brooklyn Bridge during last weekend’s Millions March NYC protests, law enforcement sources said.

Campbell has been charged with resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, and riot, law enforcement sources said.
So far two others have been arrested.

Campbell’s estranged wife, Maria Garcia, 36 – “Female Suspect No. 1” – was arraigned Saturday morning in Manhattan Criminal Court on charges of resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, and rioting. She was busted Friday after the NYPD executed a search warrant at her home in Prospect Lefferts Gardens.



Maria Garcia in court on Saturday.Photo: Brigitte Stelzer

Her lawyer, Jonathan Oberman, denied she was on the bridge at the time of the assaults, which were caught on video.

Garcia was released on $1,000 bail. She declined comment as she left the courthouse.
Rob Murray, 43 — “Male Suspect No. 3″ — was arrested Thursday after he turned himself in, police said. He was later released on $10,000 bail.

Murray, who worked as a labor organizer for SEIU and is a regular at political protests, was arrested during the 2004 Republican National Convention in the Big Apple.

Investigators are still looking for at least four other suspects in the Saturday night melee that left NYPD Lt. Philip Chan with a broken nose.

The NYPD has upped the reward to $25,000 for anyone with information leading to an arrest.

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