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The case first came to light two months ago, when federal authorities arrested Iza, 24, calling him “the godfather” and accusing him of financial crimes and extortion.

County, the “godfather of progressive prosecutors” lost his reelection bid by more than 20 percentage points to a former Republican.

Finally, as well as never having been a godfather, there is another glaring omission for Pacino’s list of awards - the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Duncan, who describes his father as the "godfather of Heathrow paparazzi", said he worked until the last decade of his life.

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But critics of the “godfather of progressive prosecutors” maintain that harsher punishments for violent teenage offenders should be pursued more aggressively.

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