By Staff Writer, John Kling
April 23, 2025, M.A.G.A. Daily News
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MAGA DAILY NEWS—NYC council member arrested. New York City Council Member Chi Ossé was arrested Wednesday morning in Brooklyn after authorities say he willfully and knowingly obstructed, delayed, and resisted law enforcement during an active eviction.
How it Unfolded
Ossé has been working to help Carmella Charrington reverse what she has said was an act of deed theft: Bad actors who duped her elderly father and stole the title to the Brooklyn building.
“This is a family property…And we were trying to explain this to the courts and let the courts know that whatever they did was illegal,” Charrington told NBC New York.
Police Arrest
At some point during the protest, NYPD officers interacted with Ossé, and he was taken to the ground. The councilmember was arrested and faces two counts of disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration, police said. He was released later Wednesday afternoon.
According to officials, Ossé joined protesters attempting to stop deputies from carrying out a lawful eviction order. As the situation escalated, police moved in and detained multiple individuals, including the council member. Authorities allege that Ossé’s actions interfered with officers performing their duties at the scene.
What’s Next?
The incident is now fueling a broader debate. Some view it as a clear case of a public official crossing legal boundaries, while others argue it reflects growing frustration over housing issues in New York City. Regardless, the arrest underscores tensions between enforcement of court orders and public protests over eviction policies.
This is getting serious.
Sources:
- New York City Police Department
- New York City Council
- Associated Press
- The New York Times
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