Alvin Bragg was four weeks into his apprenticeship as the man who decides what constitutes justice in Manhattan when Dominique Luzuriaga called him out as a guilty bystander sitting in a pew at St. Patrick's Cathedral as she delivered a eulogy for her husband, Police Officer Jason Rivera, a week after he was murdered while responding to a domestic-violence call in Harlem.
"The system continues to fail us," she told the packed church Jan. 28. "We are not safe anymore, not even the Members of the Service."
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