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I am doing my CEO violation person on Dennis Kozlowski that stole about $134 million dollars from Tyco and served 8 to 25 years in jail. He was the CEO of Tyco a security system company.He stole money from his own company. He had to pay about $14.7 million dollars plus return the money. So he have to return about $148 million dollars.He was the CEO of one of the most famous companies. So he just backstabbed his own company when he is literally the boss of the company. He was the headline of the newspaper for a long period of time. He was one of the most popular CEO violator like Kenneth Lay the CEO of Enron. He will get out at about the year of 2030 unless he escapes. He was one of the best CEO. His prisoner number is 05A4820. His nickname

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