When 20-year-old New York photographer Shay Horse dropped by his first Occupy Wall Street march on May 23rd, 2012, a friendly fellow protester approached him and started making small talk. "He just asked me what my name was, what my involvement was, pretty general stuff," Horse says. From then on, Horse ran into the protestor, whom he knew only knew as "Al," at practically every Occupy Wall Street event. He even invited him to his birthday party. But it turns out "Al" was actually an undercover cop, 32 year-old NYPD detective Wojciech Braszczok.

The undercover NYPD officer arrested yesterday in connection with last week's motorcycle attack has been identified as Det. Wojciech Braszczok. The 10-year veteran was initially charged with criminal mischief, but on Wednesday prosecutors added a felony charge of gang assault.

An undercover NYPD officer has been arrested in connection with last week's motorcycle rampage. The officer, one of at least two undercover cops who participated in the ride, was reportedly caught on video attacking Alexian Lien's SUV last Sunday. He will likely be charged with criminal mischief.

The undercover NYPD narcotics officer involved in last week's violent SUV attack was one of several bikers caught on video punching and pounding the outside of Alexian Lien's Range Rover, according to a report in the New York Post.

According to many reports, Hollywood Stuntz is the name of the motorcycle gang responsible for beating Alexian Lien in last week’s SUV attack in New York City. But Hollywood Stuntz is not the name of a gang: it’s the alias for one biker named Jamie Lao.

Two bikers who allegedly attacked an SUV driver last week were arraigned over the weekend as new information – including a report that as many as six NYPD officers were among the group of motorcyclists – emerged about the incident.