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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.
The NYPD has found nearly three dozen officers who should not have been hired during the time period where a new lawsuit alleges “improper” promotions and transfers compromised standards within the ...
The allegations were made in a lawsuit filed by a former chief of detectives, James Essig, who said he was forced out of the ...
Edward A. Caban, center, speaks after being sworn in as NYPD police commissioner outside New York City Police Department 40th Precinct on Monday, July 17, 2023, in New York. Mayor Eric Adams on ...
NYPD ousted 31 officers for hiring discrepancies amid corruption allegations and a lawsuit by former chief James Essig.
Mayor Adams embraces the NYPD’s first Hispanic police commissioner, Edward Caban. Paul Martinka. Caban’s children — a girl and boy — held the Bible as their dad was sworn in.
Edward Caban was sworn in Monday as the New York City Police Department's commissioner, making him the first Latino to lead the 178-year-old policing agency, according to the department.
Edward Caban's twin brother, James Caban, a former NYPD sergeant, owned a Bronx apartment building that once had a bar on the first floor named Twins. Caban began his NYPD career in 1991, ...
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