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New Haven native Greg Dillon will discuss his book based on the events following his whistleblowing against the FBI.
Greg Dillon was a former FBI agent who was reassigned to a federal fugitive task force. While there, he discovered FBI misconduct and reported his concerns to his boss. When Dillon was subsequently removed from the task force, he was reassigned, demoted, harassed at home and work, then threatened with termination. Dillon finally filed a federal civil action against his employer, it lead to a contentious trial that ultimately involved testimony from the renowned forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee and the most famous police whistleblower of all time, former New York City detective Franck Serpico.
AGE GROUP: | Adults (18+) |
EVENT TYPE: | Literacy and Language | Civic and Community Engagement |
The Donald G. Mitchell Memorial Library was founded in 1910, adopted into the New Haven Free Public Library System in 1922, and opened in its current facility in 1966. Situated on the edge of Beecher Park, Mitchell Library has become a cornerstone of the Westville, Amity, Beaver Hills, Edgewood, and West Rock neighborhoods. Residents frequent the library to attend community meetings; borrow the latest bestsellers; enjoy, attend, or participate in a library program; or take advantage of the library’s free Wi-Fi.
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