Central Park Five sue Donald Trump for 'extreme and outrageous' statements he made during Philadelphia presidential debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Bring back our police," the ads, signed by Trump, read.
34% : One of the exonerated men attended the September debate in Philadelphia, the lawsuit says, and attempted to ask Trump about his statement afterward in the "spin room," according to a video provided by attorneys.
28% : They're destroying our country," Trump said.
25% : They pled guilty," Trump said in the debate.
25% : Eleven days after the attack, Trump took out full-page ads in the city's major newspapers demanding that the five teens face the death penalty.
24% : "The lawsuit notes that Ed Koch, not Michael Bloomberg, was the mayor of NYC at the time of the assault, and that Trump has been highly critical of Koch's response at the time.
23% : During the Sept. 10 debate, Trump repeated the claim that the five men who were falsely-accused of an infamous and brutal 1989 assault and rape had "badly hurt a person.""They admitted.
22% : Trump falsely said that the five exonerated men "admitted" and "plead guilty" to the assault of a jogger in Central Park in 1989.
6% : Trump responded that the Harris-Biden administration is divisive, and that Harris is resurfacing a decades-old issue.

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