The officers who shot Queens’ Win Rozario dead while responding to his mental health crisis back in March treated both the troubled teen and his family like hardened criminals, the slain teen’s loved ones said at a City Hall rally Wednesday.
Members of the Rozario family made the comments publicly as they demanded accountability for the two 102nd Precinct members connected to the deadly March 27 incident: Officers Salvatore Alongi and Matthew Cianfrocco.
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