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DA: Man accused of trying to hire hit man arrested again

Daniel Miller, who was charged with trying to

Photo credit: Howard Schnapp | Daniel Miller, who was charged with trying to hire a hit man to kill a 17-year-old male employee he is accused of raping to prevent him from testifying, was rearrested for allegedly passing up to $200,000 in bad checks, the district attorney said. (July 12, 2012)

An Inwood man charged with trying to hire a hit man to silence a teenager he is accused of raping was rearrested Wednesday morning, this time on charges that he passed bad checks worth more than $200,000, prosecutors said.

Daniel Miller, 45, passed bad checks to three payment processing businesses from July 2009 to November 2010, prosecutors said. He pleaded not guilty to new charges of second-...

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