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Detective charged with drunken driving and assault after clash with other NYPD copsBy JESSICA SIMEONE and JOSH SAUL
 An NYPD detective who survived a near-deadly Florida shooting last year was arrested in Manhattan yesterday for allegedly beating up cops who pulled him over for suspected DWI.
Detective Harold Thomas, a 28-year veteran and member of the Joint Terrorist Task Force, had the DWI rap against him dropped last night but is still charged with assault and resisting arrest in the Washington Heights incident, which occurred just before 1 a.m.
Thomas’ lawyer, James Moschella, called the cop “a hero police officer,’’ adding, “I’m confident the DA will see [he] should never have been charged.’’
Sources close to Thomas said he insists it was he who was badly beaten by cops after he refused a breath test at the scene.
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