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OCCB
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OCCBOntario Conference of Catholic Bishops
OCCBOrganized Crime Control Bureau (NYPD)
OCCBOttawa Community Concert Band (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
OCCBOceanic Credit Commission Bank (Spain)
OCCBOffice of Civilian Complaints Bureau (NYPD)
OCCBOrval Country Chapter Belgium (Harley Owners Group chapter)


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During his tenure at the NYPD, Perine also served as a police officer, detective and sergeant, and spent the early part of his career in the Vice and Narcotics divisions of the NYPD's Organized Crime Control Bureau.
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Kelleher, 53, the second-ranking official in the 55,000-employee NYPD, has a long list of accomplishments, including service as chief of Detectives and chief of Internal Affairs as well as assignments in the Department's Organized Crime Control Bureau, the Police Academy and the Drug Enforcement Task Force.
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