The Norman Seabrook era at the Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association has slammed shut.
Benny Boscio, a 21-year CO and the union’s sergeant-at-arms, trounced two candidates—including the incumbent president and longtime close ally of Mr. Seabrook, Elias Husamudeen—in union elections and will take the helm of the roughly 9,000-member union July 1.
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