NEW YORK - A daughter of former New York mayor Rudolf Giuliani was sentenced Tuesday to one day's work in service to community for stealing items from a cosmetics store, the prosecutor's office said.

Caroline Giuliani, 21, was caught shoplifting earlier this month by employees of the store on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

Her father became famous in the 1990s for cracking down on crime in New York with a "zero tolerance" policy.

Judge Jennifer Schecter sentenced the daughter to spend a day performing community service work.

A student at Harvard University, Caroline is the youngest of Giuliani's two daughters.