- Police Commissioner of the City of New York from 2000 - 2001 under Rudy Giuliani.
- Former Homeland Security nominee.
- Served in the United States Army 1974-1977.
- In 2003, Kerik served in President George W. Bush's administration as the head of a provisional police force in Iraq.
- In 2005, Kerik founded the Kerik Group, a crisis and risk management consulting firm.
- In 2009, he pleaded guilty to federal tax fraud and false statement charges, partially stemming from over $250,000 in apartment renovations he received from a construction firm that authorities say counted on Kerik to convince New York officials it had no organized crime links. He served three years in prison before his release in 2013. Donald Trump pardoned him in 2020.
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