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Donald Hillock: The new York Region police chief doesn't think he's too young for, the job at 44 - he's 25-year veteran
Donald Hillock: The new York Region police chief doesn't think he's too young for, the job at 44 - he's 25-year veteran

Donald Hillock: The new York Region police chief doesn't think he's too young for, the job at 44 - he's 25-year veteran

Date7/15/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Donald Hillock: The new York Region police chief doesn't think he's too young for, the job at 44 - he's 25-year veteran.
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