Evidence at fact-finding was that respondent was one of a group of youths obstructing pedestrian traffic; that when a police officer asked respondent and the other youths to move on, respondent refused and directed four letter vulgarities at the officer; that when the officer asked respondent to move a second time, respondent again refused and used vulgarities; and that when the officer then attempted to arrest respondent for disorderly conduct (Penal Law § 240.20 [5...
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