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Bernard Kerik, known for his prominent role during 9/11 and later controversies, has died at 69. His storied career, marked by both valor and subsequent legal issues, leaves behind a complicated legacy in New York’s law enforcement history.
Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani mourned the death of Bernie Kerik, former NYPD commissioner and his best friend, on Thursday in a long statement describing his grief as "inexpressible."
Bernard Kerik, former NYC police commissioner and 9/11 hero, dies at 69. Known for his rise during 9/11, later faced legal issues, and was pardoned by Trump.
Ex-NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik, whose career included White House stints under President Trump and former President George W. Bush, died Thursday after being hospitalized with cardiac illness.
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