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NYC Transit Union Boss Turns Himself In.

The America's Intelligence Wire

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Byline: ELIZABETH LeSURE

The city's transit union chief on Monday began serving a 10-day sentence for leading last year's transit strike, turning himself in at a Manhattan courthouse after marching across the Brooklyn Bridge with a boisterous group of supporters.

Roger Toussaint was accompanied to the courthouse by the Rev. Al Sharpton, labor leaders and union members around 7 p.m. He was processed and turned over to the city Department of Correction, a sheriff's office spokesman said.

The walkout crippled the city just before Christmas last year and violated a state law banning strikes by public employees. A judge ruled…

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