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Ex-Rikers inmate, beaten in 2012, slain on eve of $450K settlement payday
By Aaron Feis and Chris Perez November 27, 2015 | 10:10pm
Modal Trigger Ex-Rikers inmate, beaten in 2012, slain on eve of $450K settlement payday
Robert Hinton in April 2012. Photo: AP
A former Rikers Island inmate and Bloods gangbanger who was awaiting a $450,000 settlement from the city was fatally shot at a Brownsville public-housing complex, authorities said.
Robert Hinton
Robert Hinton — who made headlines in 2012 when it was revealed he had been “hogtied” with shackles and savagely beaten by correction officers — was gunned down outside a building in the Van Dyke Houses just after 11:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
The 28-year-old Hinton had won his settlement just two months ago. He died at Brookdale Hospital, authorities said.
Investigators still do not have a motive or suspects in the slaying.
“Our hearts are heavy with the news today of our client Robert Hinton’s death,” said Leo Glickman, whose firm represented Hinton in the lawsuit.
Ex-Rikers inmate, beaten in 2012, slain on eve of $450K settlement payday
By Aaron Feis and Chris Perez November 27, 2015 | 10:10pm
Modal Trigger Ex-Rikers inmate, beaten in 2012, slain on eve of $450K settlement payday
Robert Hinton in April 2012. Photo: AP
A former Rikers Island inmate and Bloods gangbanger who was awaiting a $450,000 settlement from the city was fatally shot at a Brownsville public-housing complex, authorities said.
Robert Hinton
Robert Hinton — who made headlines in 2012 when it was revealed he had been “hogtied” with shackles and savagely beaten by correction officers — was gunned down outside a building in the Van Dyke Houses just after 11:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
The 28-year-old Hinton had won his settlement just two months ago. He died at Brookdale Hospital, authorities said.
Investigators still do not have a motive or suspects in the slaying.
“Our hearts are heavy with the news today of our client Robert Hinton’s death,” said Leo Glickman, whose firm represented Hinton in the lawsuit.
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