A New York state parole board agreed Tuesday to release Dennis Kozlowski on parole after more than eight years in prison for his conviction in a $134 million corporate fraud case.
December 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A New York state parole board agreed Tuesday to release former Tyco chief executive Dennis Kozlowski on parole after more than eight years in prison for his conviction in a $134 million corporate fraud case.
His tentative release date is Jan. 17, though Kozlowski has been in the state’s work-release program with a clerical job and, for months, only reporting back twice weekly to minimum-security Lincoln Correctional Facility in Harlem.
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