Chief Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Daniel Alonso and General Counsel Caitlin Halligan are leaving the office for the private sector in the beginning of the new year.
December 24, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Chief Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Daniel Alonso and General Counsel Caitlin Halligan are leaving the office for the private sector in the beginning of the new year.
Alonso will be stepping down on Feb. 1 and Halligan will leave in mid-January. Neither have announced what their next positions will be.
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