"I'm excited and look forward to the very important work that awaits us," Kenneth Thompson told reporters the day after locking up the Democratic nomination for Brooklyn district attorney with a convincing 10-point win over Charles Hynes, who took office as Brooklyn's top prosecutor in 1990.
September 12, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The day after locking up the Democratic nomination for Brooklyn district attorney, Kenneth Thompson reaffirmed a campaign pledge to "transform" the agency.
"I'm excited and look forward to the very important work that awaits us," Thompson told reporters Wednesday near his Brooklyn home. "We have an opportunity now to transform the D.A.'s office, to make it the greatest law enforcement office in the country," he said.
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