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Four ex-NYPD chiefs file lawsuit against NYC, alleging they were forced out of the department
The former chiefs argued in court papers they lost their jobs after raising concerns that unqualified officers connected to then-police commissioner Edward Caban were being promoted to sensitive positions in the department.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Four former high-ranking NYPD officials allege in a series of lawsuits that Mayor Eric Adams and his ...
A state judge has granted a temporary restraining order preventing the NYPD from firing police officers who it claims were ...
Top NYPD brass doled out coveted jobs in specialty units to "unqualified" friends and sold promotions for cash, according to ...
The allegations were made in a lawsuit filed by a former chief of detectives, James Essig, who said he was forced out of the ...
The mayor is touting his turn at City Hall as a public safety success. Four lawsuits filed Tuesday serve as a reminder his ...
NYPD ousted 31 officers for hiring discrepancies amid corruption allegations and a lawsuit by former chief James Essig.
Edward Caban has decided to resign as commissioner of the NYPD, Mayor Eric Adams announced at a press briefing Thursday. "A short time ago, I accepted the resignation of Edward Caban.
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