Sgt. Mario Stewart resigned before his Jan. 10 guilty plea. Mount Vernon's deputy chief wrote that Stewart shouldn't be ...

A police sergeant who worked in Westchester County will spend time in prison for using excessive force on a handcuffed man ...

Mount Vernon Sergeant Mario Stewart received a six-month prison sentence for using excessive force against an individual ...

On March 26, 2019, Stewart was a sergeant in the Emergency Services Unit when he and six other Mount Vernon officers responded to the report of a man suffering from mental distress.

A retired police sergeant in a New York suburb has been sentenced to six months in prison and six months of home confinement for repeatedly firing a Taser gun at a man suffering a health crisis. U.S.

Mount Vernon police Sgt. Mario Stewart in a 2009 photo. ... Stewart joined the Mount Vernon Police Department in 2007. He resigned Thursday, Jan. 9, in anticipation of his guilty plea the next day.

Sgt. Mario Stewart, a commander on the force in Mount Vernon, fired his Taser at the man seven times in two minutes, according to the indictment Published July 20, 2023 Getty Images ...

A Mount Vernon police sergeant who repeatedly tased a handcuffed man experiencing a mental health emergency in 2019 has been indicted on a federal charge of excessive force that violated the man's ...

NY police officer indicted, accused of using stun gun 7 times on handcuffed man Sgt. Mario Stewart, a commander on the force in Mount Vernon, fired his Taser at the man seven times in two minutes ...

A Mount Vernon police sergeant has pled guilty to using excessive force. 46-year-old Mario Stewart, of Brooklyn, was in federal court in White Plains.