The top deputy in the Manhattan District Attorney's Rackets Bureau has been tapped to take the bureau's top post.
June 16, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The top deputy in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Rackets Bureau has been tapped to take the bureau’s top post.
Assistant District Attorney Jodie Kane was named Thursday as the bureau chief after serving as principal deputy chief since last spring. She replaces Daniel Brownell, who became the chair of the New York City Business Integrity Commission last month.
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