Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown (Photo: Rick Kopstein/NYLJ)
His career spanned the remarkable transformation of New York City, from the heights of the crime wave of the early 1990s to the nation's safest big city today.
May 04, 2019 at 01:31 PM
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Richard Brown, the former state Supreme Court judge who led the Queens district attorney’s office for nearly three decades, has died. He was 86.
Chief Assistant District Attorney John Ryan announced the news in an email Saturday morning. He praised Brown’s efforts over his nearly 28 years in office for helping make New York City the safest big city in America.
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