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Vanity Fair. That led to the shooter—a local gas station owner who had been on his boat that morning taking target practice at a floating beer can. She and other Weathermen remained at large for most of the 1970s before surrendering to authorities; she was the only one to serve prison time. The New York Times.
Seedman claimed Rangel offered to have the mosque worshippers show up at the local precinct house if the police left the scene; Rangel has said that he could not, and did not, make such a promise on their behalf.[18]
Seedman reluctantly gave the order to leave the mosque and free the suspects. Open Road Media. Charles, 219 F.3d 202, 203 (2nd Cir. 2000).
(September 2007). The New York Times. New York Post. A police lieutenant in the car behind her pulled over to see what the problem was. Codd refused and hung up.
After a 1970 New York Times story prompted by the revelations of Frank Serpico alleged that widespread corruption in the department was tolerated or ignored by commanders and the mayor's office, Mayor John V. Lindsay appointed what became known as the Knapp Commission, after Judge Whitman Knapp, who headed it, to investigate.
The commission found evidence that in 1970, Seedman had accepted a free dinner worth $84.30 ($520 in modern dollars) from the New York Hilton Midtown, for himself, his wife and two guests.
"November 7, 2012 letter to Albert Seedman". "Albert Seedman, Chief of Detectives in New York for Short, Tumultuous Time, Dies at 94". "The Jewish cop was an alien in an Irish universe," crime novelist Jerome Charyn recalled in 2004.
Enter Albert Seedman, the first, last and only Jewish chief of detectives. pp. 56–57. p. 1144.
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