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The Manhattan district attorney's office and the SEC filed criminal and civil charges Thursday against three former Tyco International officers, including CEO L. Dennis Kozlowski and the chief corporate counsel, alleging they defrauded the company and its shareholders of more than $600 million in improper compensation, loans and stock sales. Tyco followed prosecutors by filing its own suit against Kozlowski in federal court.
September 13, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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