The Long Beach Chapter of Lincoln Clubs on Thursday will host Thomas P. O'Brien, senior federal law enforcement official in the Central District of California, at its meeting at Legends.
Nominated to be the United States Attorney for the Central District of California by President George W. Bush on July 12, 2007, O'Brien is responsible for all federal criminal investigations and prosecutions, as well as all civil matters involving the United States, in the largest federal district in the country, encompassing seven counties and more than 18 million residents.
O'Brien also sits on the President's Corporate Fraud Task Force and is chair of the Attorney General's Advisory Committee's Cyber/Intellectual Property Subcommittee.
The event will be at noon at Legend's at 5236 E. Second St. in Belmont Shore. Admission is $25 for Members and $35 for Non-Members.
Call 562-439-9390 or dkla1@verizon.net to RSVP.
Nominated to be the United States Attorney for the Central District of California by President George W. Bush on July 12, 2007, O'Brien is responsible for all federal criminal investigations and prosecutions, as well as all civil matters involving the United States, in the largest federal district in the country, encompassing seven counties and more than 18 million residents.
O'Brien also sits on the President's Corporate Fraud Task Force and is chair of the Attorney General's Advisory Committee's Cyber/Intellectual Property Subcommittee.
The event will be at noon at Legend's at 5236 E. Second St. in Belmont Shore. Admission is $25 for Members and $35 for Non-Members.
Call 562-439-9390 or dkla1@verizon.net to RSVP.
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