When Loretta Lynch becomes attorney general of the United States and a member of President Barack Obama's cabinet, she will be no stranger to Suffolk County ["Lynch closer to confirmation," News, Feb. 27]. Twenty years ago, Lynch's baptism in Suffolk arose when she became deputy chief of the newly established Long Island office of the U.S. attorney and spearheaded criminal prosecutions of Town of Brookhaven officials for corruption charges centered around auto dealer John McNamara.
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