Man accused of punching NYPD chief on Brooklyn Bridge released without bail

A man accused of punching the chief of the New York Police Department and two other officers was released without bail.

Quran Campbell, a 25-year-old Bronx resident, was accused of punching Terence Monahan, the highest-ranking police officer in the NYPD, several times in the face, as well as punching another officer and a lieutenant on the Brooklyn Bridge during a protest on Wednesday. He was arraigned on assault charges and granted supervised release in Manhattan criminal court, according to the New York Post.