ABOUT SARITHA
Saritha Komatireddy is a respected former prosecutor, national security expert, and public servant with a career devoted to upholding the rule of law and protecting Americans.
After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Saritha pursued law school and has spent over a decade prosecuting leaders in Al Qaeda, ISIS, and the Mexican drug cartels. As a federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of New York, she led some
of the nation’s most high-profile cases involving international terrorism, cybercrime, narcotics trafficking, money laundering, fraud, and foreign public corruption. Her cases have impacted individuals and communities across New
York State, from New York City and Long Island to Buffalo and Rochester.
Saritha also served as Chief of Staff of the Drug Enforcement Administration, a 10,000-person global law enforcement agency.
Saritha has argued before federal courts, led national security investigations, and advised on matters of foreign affairs, criminal law, and cyber policy. She has been recognized with multiple Attorney General’s Awards and national
law enforcement honors for her work protecting American communities and advancing justice.
Saritha graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Law School, and began her legal career as a clerk for then-Judge Brett Kavanaugh on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. She later served as Counsel to the National Commission
on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. Today, she is a Partner at Holtzman Vogel and teaches at Columbia Law School. She is a proud mother of four.
Saritha For New York
Attorney General
If New York isn’t safe, nothing else matters.
Saritha will focus on safety so you can focus on everything else.
New York Needs a Prosecutor As Attorney General
Focused on New york, focused on safety.
We will:
- Enforce the law by prosecuting crime
- Take the homeless and the sick off the street humanely
- Eliminate corruption and fraud
Mail checks to: PO BOX 1092 Holbrook, NY 11741
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If New York isn't safe, nothing else matters. The only prosecutor running for New York Attorney General.
Great to be back in Binghamton this morning.
I met with local law enforcement, visited with community members, stopped by a local radio station, and spent time hearing directly from residents about the issues facing their community.
New Yorkers want safe streets, safe https://t.co/13l1rWPSRY
Now is the time for change. New Yorkers are tired of the lawlessness and chaos. New York needs a new Attorney General. https://t.co/MvntxJ4Z2W
A 41-year old man was riding the bus to pick up his daughter from school. When he was shot and killed by a total stranger.
If buses aren’t safe, it won’t matter if they’re free (p.s. Buses aren’t free — fares actually went up this year.)
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The man accused of stabbing multiple people at Penn Station had a lengthy criminal record and numerous prior arrests.
This is what happens when dangerous repeat offenders are allowed to cycle through the system without consequences. Innocent New Yorkers are left to pay the https://t.co/FTSD3Hcx2G
Penn Station slashing suspect was free despite eerily similar 2022 attack: records trib.al/dZGiNVa https://t.co/IhomaKdfL0
I went to Penn Station last night after the attack. What I saw when I got there was numerous people sleeping on the ground and mentally ill individuals walking around in their socks.
Leaving these people out on the streets is not the compassionate thing to do. We need to take https://t.co/sxZ5w3CHxF
It was great to spend time with the Putnam County Republican Women’s Club on Friday. Thank you for the enthusiastic reception and thoughtful conversation about the issues facing New York. https://t.co/BdSDqS9cN3
Five people stabbed at Penn Station.
Public safety isn't optional. As Attorney General, I will make transit safety a priority and use every tool available to keep New Yorkers safe. https://t.co/k9mRTJkpwO
Two months ago, three innocent people were stabbed at Grand Central. Today, five more were stabbed at Penn Station.
New Yorkers are tired of the lawlessness. They are tired of watching violent offenders and the mentally ill cycle through the system while innocent people pay the