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law-enforcement2 years ago

"Edward Caban Makes History as New York's First Latino Police Commissioner"

Edward Caban, a Puerto Rican transit police detective's son, has become the first Latino officer to lead the New York Police Department in its 177-year history. Mayor Eric Adams appointed Caban as the 46th commissioner, following the resignation of Keechant Sewell after 18 months. Caban, who had been serving as acting police commissioner, will oversee approximately 36,000 officers and 19,000 civilian employees. His appointment comes at a critical time for the department, as it faces challenges in rebuilding public trust and implementing reforms.

politics2 years ago

"Edward Caban Becomes First Latino NYPD Commissioner, Mayor Adams Announces"

New York City Mayor Adams is set to announce the appointment of Edward Caban as the first Latino Police Commissioner, making history in the NYPD. Caban, who has been serving as the acting police commissioner since July 1, began his career at the 40th Precinct in the Bronx in 1991. With roots in Ponce and being a third-generation New Yorican, Caban expressed his commitment to the city and the work that still needs to be done. Former NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce expressed his support for the decision, highlighting Caban's trustworthiness and continuity-breaking qualities.

politics2 years ago

"New Interim N.Y.P.D. Commissioner Appointed as Sewell Departs"

Edward Caban, the first deputy commissioner of the New York Police Department (NYPD) and an ally of Mayor Eric Adams, has been appointed as the interim head of the agency following the abrupt resignation of Keechant L. Sewell, the department's first Black and first female commissioner. Caban, a second-generation officer, will lead the NYPD while the mayor conducts a national search for a permanent successor. Caban's rise has been marked by disciplinary incidents, including instances of abusing his authority. The mayor has seen a wave of high-level officials leaving his administration, including his chief housing officer and social services commissioner.