Daily Journal Staff Writer
In his native Cuba, George Gascón's uncle was convicted in a 5-minute trial.
Fidel Castro's Communist government deemed the labor leader at a local beer brewery a counterrevolutionary and sent him to prison. The experience left an indelible impression on Gascón, the former San Francisco police chief who was appointed district attorney this week.
Gascón and his parents...
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