Within days of a massive fire at a Brooklyn evidence storage facility, the NYPD promised “a careful accounting” of what was lost. But after Thomas Donlon became commissioner and asked for a “final

A lawsuit filed by former Commissioner Thomas Donlon alleges that the NYPD’s Community Response Team was a “rogue” unit that answered “only to City Hall.” The complaint draws extensively from ProPublica’s reporting.

Mayor Eric Adams dismissed the 251-page federal lawsuit naming him and several current and former top law enforcement officials as defendants.

Donlon claims top NYPD officials forged his signature, rigged promotions and had his wife arrested in a scheme to silence him.

Now-retired NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Public Information Tarik Sheppard responded to former Interim Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon‘s bombshell lawsuit, painting the ex-FBI official as an incompetent leader suffering from “cognitive issues” — an accusation other department insiders disputed when speaking with amNewYork.

The former interim police commissioner has accused Mayor Eric Adams and his top cop cronies of running the NYPD as a “coordinated criminal conspiracy” to commit fraud to reward loyal lackeys and

Numerous law-enforcement unions have endorsed the mayor, while several former NYPD leaders accuse Adams and his administration of misconduct.

The former head of the New York Police Department has accused Eric Adams, the city’s mayor, of ordering the false arrest and full body search of his wife.