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Albert Seedman ...Former New York City Chief of Detectives.^[1]

Career

Resigned from the department because he was unable to investigate the murder of officer Phillip Cardillo, as he saw fit. ^[2]

References

^ Hellman, Peter. "It Is Very Hard To Smile at Albert Seedman When He Is Not Smiling at You; Albert Seedman, chief of detectives Running the investigation of a gangland murder is an art". April 30, 1972. The New York Times.
^ Baker, Al (March 24, 2011). "A Former Chief's New Word on Why He Resigned". The New York Times.

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[Page_SM14-1] Hellman, Peter. "It Is Very Hard To Smile at Albert Seedman When He Is Not Smiling at You; Albert Seedman, chief of detectives Running the investigation of a gangland murder is an art". April 30, 1972. The New York Times.

[City_Room-2] Baker, Al (March 24, 2011). "A Former Chief's New Word on Why He Resigned". The New York Times.

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