Cameron's U.S. Supercop advisor quit over inquiry into free holidays from billionaire tycoon
The U.S. Supercop drafted in to advise David Cameron on gang violence resigned as New York's police commissioner after being investigated for taking free holidays from a controversial tycoon. Henry Kravis – whose ruthless takeover raids inspired Michael Douglas's portrayal of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street – treated Bill Bratton,…
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