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I really appreciate your novel; there are very few lawyer or prosecutor novels, and even fewer about the Law & Order series. I just wanted to point something out: the District Attorney's office is not subordinate to the police. In chapter 14, I see the police captain calling the prosecutor to speak with him as a subordinate, so I just wanted to give this reminder: the U.S. District Attorney's office is subordinate only to the DA.

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Detective Banana is currently a Detective at the Homicide division of the NYPD . He has been on the force for almost 20 years and has achieved the rank of detective in the Homicide division. In his time as a detective, he has been involved in a large number of suspicious and criminal activity investigations. He is very familiar with criminal behavior on a personal basis. He is highly qualified and has worked in the District of Columbia and New York City and has several prior police titles. He is also a member of the Black Community Team to investigate the recent murders of two young black men in Brooklyn Park and was involved in the suspension of the head of a school, the death of an infant and other crimes. This information was shared to law enforcement from the Homewood School of Design District (NYT) and also shared to police of three other departments around the Northeast. He has been a Senior Officer on the Homicide and Special Police Divisions. He is an Associate of the White & Black Community Team with the New York City Department of Correctional Health Services (CDHC) and has served in multiple capacities. A retired detective, he spent a year as an Assistant District Attorney for the Rutgers District Department and was re-instatuted in the Harvard School of Law on July 24, 1995. Upon returning from this position, he returned to the Police Department and became an Assistant Superintendent of Police. During this time at The Homicide Unit, detectives conducted routine investigations and took many of the leads on the case and the people who would lead them to it. He is also a valued member of the White & Black Neighborhood Association, a team that assists the city of New York, and serves as an active liaison to the police departments and community. In addition, as a part of his job, he was involved in creating and strengthening the community community investigators relationship between the officers involved in each case. He is a member of the City Council, the City Police and the community to which he serves and in which he is active in serving. He is also a member of the Black, Minority, and Hispanic Community groups within New York City, both as Assistant District Attorney for the Cobra District. He graduated with a Master's Degree in Criminology from Cornell University, received his Master's, Doctorate of Criminology from the University of Connecticut , and then completed his law work in New York. In March 2005, he took a call from a local law enforcement officer informing him of his job offer. With this background, he decided to pursue the job. The call came shortly after a meeting between two friends in which the pair discussed their decision to start a "black community fund-raiser." The friend asked that he leave for one of those events, and the friend offered him a chance to attend a meeting on the matter. "I said I want to get involved and to hear from any interested as soon as possible," the friend told him. With that information, the friend offered him to attend the meeting as an extra step. "He seemed to want the meeting, so I took the step to talk to anyone out there and ask anyone out there why they would volunteer to be a part of something like this," he said. He spent the next 15 days on the call with a local lawyer who said he would meet with the couple in person to hear from any interested parties that asked to be part of the event, and the meeting was held. He met the couple in person and interviewed and interviewed with them at multiple locations. A month later, he went to New City during the summer time to have lunch with the families and friends on behalf of the Friends of Cibra and then he headed to New York City to meet with the friends and family. He then visited Coba and met with members of the White & Black group including Michael and Michelle who are members of the Chicago Police Department and are looking forward to their arrival. After attending th

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