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Mr. Hammerman joins two other recent recruits to the top echelons of the Police Department with impressive and unusual résumés: Frank Libutti, a retired Marine Corps general who is now the department's deputy commissioner for counterterrorism, and David Cohen, a retired spymaster with the C.I.A. who is deputy commissioner of intelligence.

He did one, but there was an error in it, which was all my fault: I, the native New Yorker, had misidentified one of the local TV reporters there as John Miller, the ABC correspondent who is now the New York Police Department's deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism.

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Another guest on the show, John Miller, the New York Police Department's deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter-terrorism, said that Apple's reaction was "entirely overstated" and that its portrayal of frightening government invasions of privacy was "absurd".

Saipov apparently had been planning his attack for several weeks and acted in the name of ISIS, John Miller, the New York Police Department deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism, said Wednesday during a news conference.

But the NYPD took a major step forward this past week when Bratton and Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence John Miller formally disbanded the Zone Assessment Unit, a squad of plainclothes detectives who infiltrated Muslim communities in hopes of mapping where the population lived, ate, prayed, and shopped, among other basic human activities.

Privacy International notes that the Commissioner of the intelligence services raised specific concerns about the practice in a 2014 report on the grounds that such warrants might be too broad.

Other members include former and current government officials like William H. Webster, former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Central Intelligence Agency; David Cohen, deputy commissioner for intelligence of the New York City Police Department; and William F. Wechsler, former director for transnational threats at the National Security Council.

David Cohen, the former deputy director of central intelligence who is now the Police Department's deputy commissioner for intelligence, argues that the consent decree's requirement of a suspicion of criminal activity prevents officers from infiltrating mosques.

The office of the department's Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence, where I spoke with David Cohen, is in an unlikely, distinctly hip corner of southern Manhattan.

Two members of the department who accompanied guests for Commanding Officer for an Evening more often than their colleagues were David Cohen, the deputy commissioner for intelligence, and Charles S. Kammerdener, the chief of special operations.