Newly sworn-in U.S. Attorney for Connecticut Deirdre Daly is doing more than just talking about her plans to make fighting violent crime a top priority.
She’s already building on initiatives currently in place to end gang violence and hinting at future announcements of additional anti-crime task forces that are being created. Daly, 54, of Fairfield had been acting U.S. Attorney since May 14, 2013, when her predessesor David Fein resigned. She was nominated by President Barack Obama in March and sworn in on May 28 for a four-year term.
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