All the while he is alleged to have held Amanda and two other women just across the road.
He alleges that, while inside the vehicle and surrounded by other officers, he was assaulted, his head pushed against the van window.
He alleges that while at Bagram he was deprived of sleep, chained in excruciating positions for hours and doused in freezing water.
He alleges that while at Bagram he was kept awake for over a week, chained in excruciating positions for hours, deprived of sleep and food, and doused in freezing water in the middle of winter.
He alleges that while in detention he was subjected to torture and other serious mistreatment including severe assaults, being beaten on the soles of his feet with rubber piping and being immersed upside down into tanks of water.
This includes strikes for sickness, excessive talking and toilet breaks, he alleged, while also claiming staff have to wait between 25 and 45 minutes unpaid to be searched at their end of their shifts.
He was repeatedly passed over for promotions, he alleged, while employees in their early 30s were being promoted.
Later, at Richmond County Jail, he alleged that while still handcuffed, a police officer punched him in the jaw so hard it knocked out one of his tooth implants.
His father told the New York Post he was in the "wrong place at the wrong time," while cops allege he tried to kill them.
Some suggest Cooper may have worked or lived in Canada, while others allege he may have stashed the cash in a Vancouver bank.
