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DEA President Paul DiGiacomo Quoted in the New York Post

March 30, 2023

DEA President Paul DiGiacomo was quoted in the online edition of the March 30, 2023, New York Post in an article about rescinded NYPD promotions.

https://nypost.com/2023/03/29/nypd-pulls-promotion-of-officer-accused-of-stuffing-panties-in-underlings-mouth-after-post-report/

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