Bangladeshi police case in America.

Hakikul Islam Khokon

Bangladeshi police incident in New York, the whole of America is active! What really happened? Everyone is shocked!
New York Police (NYPD) Sergeant Atiqul Islam (29) has been arrested by federal police for threatening a woman with a fake ice agent suit after she rejected a romantic proposal. Arrested Atiq Bangladeshi American Police Association (BAPA)Member is said to be.
It is learned that NYPD Sergeant Atiq disguised himself as an ice agent in retaliation after rejecting a romantic proposal from a woman he met online. The New York Post published this news on Tuesday, November 18, citing federal law enforcement agencies.
According to sources, his father is Sergeant Atiqul Islam working in Service Area-3 in BrooklynHe lives with his brother. Meet a woman online. When Sergeant Atiq makes a romantic proposal to her, the woman rejects it. After that Atiq started retaliating.
While off duty last March, he called and texted the female victim threatening to deliver ice to her Queens home, the indictment said. At that time, he introduced himself as the field director of Ice and claimed that OiThe woman and her family members must report to ICE’s office in New York City on April 15.
Sergeant Atiqul Islam online called himself ‘James W. It is said that he was also used as ‘Anderson’.
After the incident, the female victim filed a complaint with the NYPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau. The investigation revealed that Sergeant Atiqul Islam identified himself as an ICE officer, which is a serious federal crime. Right after thatThe NYPD reported the matter to federal authorities.
The investigation revealed that the actual immigration status of the victim and his family was unclear.
Sergeant Atiqul Islam, meanwhile, was charged with one count of falsely impersonating a US federal official. He was arrested on Tuesday, Nov. 18, and later appeared in Brooklyn Magistrate Judge Taryn Markle’s court. He himself in courtHe pleaded not guilty and the judge released him on a $25,000 personal bond.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Rebecca Shuman pleaded with the judge in court that Atiqul Islam was also barred from visiting the victim’s home. Judge Atiqul ordered Islam to have complete contact with the victim.
Sergeant Atiqul Islam’s lawyer, John Arlia, told the court that the NYPD had his badge and service weaponseized and suspended him with pay.
Arlia added that her client is “absolutely determined to fight these charges.”
While leaving the court, Atiqul Islam did not comment on the question of the reporters as to why he had identified himself as an ice agent.
If found guilty, he could be jailed for up to three years.
The next date of appearance in court has been fixed on January 6, 2026.
(Source:Address New York, 20 November 2025)