By AL BAKER Seven New York City police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Sean Bell, including three detectives who were acquitted in a criminal

The three acquitted officers Gescard Isnora, Michael Oliver and Marc Cooper were already facing departmental charges that mirrored the criminal charges brought by the Queens District Attorney. They now face additional internal charges of discharging their weapons outside NYPD guidelines.
Isnora also faces an added departmental charge of taking inappropriate action while undercover, even though other officers were on the scene.

Eight New York police officers face disciplinary action and could be fired over the killing of an unarmed black man, officials have said.
Police confirmed that three men acquitted last month over the shooting are among those facing disciplinary charges, the Associated Press reported.

By NICOLE BODE, ALISON GENDAR and CORKY SIEMASZKO Detectives Marc Cooper, left, Gescard Isnora, center, and Michael Oliver after a judge acquitted them of

NEW YORK (AP) - Seven police officers were hit with disciplinary charges Tuesday in the 50-shot slaying of an unarmed groom-to-be on his wedding day — a case that has sparked protests and raised questions about police firepower.
If found guilty at an internal trial, the officers — including three shooters acquitted last month at a criminal trial and their supervisor — could be fired. A union official said Tuesday that they would fight the allegations.
deral prosecutors have declined to discuss possible civil rights charges.

MYFOXNY.COM - The New York Police Department has slapped seven police officers involved with the Sean Bell shooting with internal disciplinary charges, the New York Post reported. Last month, a Queens judge acquitted three detectives of criminal charges in the deadly November 2006 shooting that killed Bell on his wedding day and wounded two friends.
The department has cited those three officers -- Detectives Michael Oliver, Gescard Isnora and Marc Cooper. Also charged is Lt. Gary Napoli for failure of supervision for his oversight of the prostitution sting at Club Kalua, the Post reported.
: Officers Face Departmental Charges

By Edith Honan NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seven New York police officers involved in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man on his wedding night are facing internal disciplinary action, a police spokesman said on Tuesday.
All seven men are due to face hearings, New York Police Department spokesman Paul Browne said.
"There must be no tolerance for crime but also no tolerance for police misconduct and the New York Police Department must send a strong, firm signal that that is the case," Sharpton said in a statement. Continued...

The officers in the Sean Bell shooting requested and were granted a bench trial Friday. NEW YORK (WABC) -- A developing story now involving the Sean Bell