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A New York mother who had her toddler yanked from her arms by police in a widely seen video on social media has gotten a public apology.
The New York Times reports that Jazmine Headley testified Monday at a City Council hearing in which she recounted her ordeal and spoke of the long waits, poor service and disdain that greet many New Yorkers at public benefits offices.
