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Bernard Kerik

Bernard Kerik, born on September 4, 1955, is a former American police officer. He served in various positions within the New York City Police Department, including the role of police commissioner. Kerik's career was marred by allegations of corruption and misuse of power, leading to his conviction on multiple charges. more

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