Former police union chief charged with defrauding group’s members

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A former New York City police sergeant was charged Wednesday with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a police union of which he was president.

Ed Mullins, former New York City Sergeants Benevolent Association president and former New York Police Department sergeant, surrendered himself to the FBI on Wednesday morning and was charged with one count of wire fraud, the Justice Department said.

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