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(From AP Online)
Byline: ELIZABETH LeSURE
After a boisterous send-off complete with speeches, cheering crowds and a march across the Brooklyn Bridge, transit union boss Roger Toussaint began serving a 10-day jail sentence. Supporters started an overnight vigil in his honor.
Toussaint surrendered Monday to start his sentence for leading last year's three-day transit strike that paralyzed the city during the Christmas shopping rush and violated a state law banning strikes by public employees.
Early Tuesday morning, about a dozen supporters, including the Rev. Al Sharpton, gathered across the street from the jail. Sharpton said he planned to…