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Brooklyn Heights Co-Op Board president accused of stealing more than $700K from building residents
A Brooklyn Heights co-op board president is accused of stealing over $700,000 from the building's funds over six years, with prosecutors alleging the stolen money was used for personal expenses and luxury items. She was arraigned on second-degree grand larceny charges and released without bail.
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