The pair of ex-NYPD detectives who admitted to having sex with a teenager in their custody are walking away from the case with five years’ probation, rather than prison sentences
Eddie Martins and Richard Hall, the former NYPD detectives who admitted to having sex with a teen in their custody, won’t serve any time. Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images A pair of ex-NYPD detectives who admitted to having sex with a teenager in their custody are walking away from the case with five years’ probation, rather than prison sentences.
A subsequent rape kit recovered DNA from both Martins and Hall, who admitted to having sex with Chambers, but maintained it was consensual. They resigned when they were indicted, but at the time, it was still technically legal for New York police officers to have sex with people in their custody. While Chambers’s case did catalyze a policy change, it came too late.
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