NYPD Denies Amanda Bynes Sexual Harassment Allegation, "No Evidence"
Internal affair investigation into Thursday incident was over before the holiday weekend
As the troubled actress threatens to sue the police, the results of an internal investigation find "no evidence" to support her claim that she was groped by an officer.
The NYPD is denying Amanda Bynes' claim that she was "sexually harassed" by a police officer during her arrest last Thursday.
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