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An administrative trial judge recommended on Tuesday that the disciplinary case against NYPD Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey be dismissed. The NYPD's oversight panel had determined last year that Maddrey abused his authority in November 2021 by voiding the arrest of a retired colleague who had allegedly menaced three young boys with a gun. The judge argued that the Civilian Complaint Review Board lacked jurisdiction in the case. The final decision now rests with NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban.
“I couldn’t get it out of my head. Not just what had happened, but the NYPD’s brazen denial,” writes @ericuman “Surely, I thought, that wouldn’t be the end of it. I was wrong.” A look at what he’s learned in 4 years of investigating the NYPD. https://t.co/n0NKbCwxgV
Ten years after Eric Garner’s murder, City Hall and the NYPD have gone back to business as usual when it comes to investigating police misconduct, writes Errol Louis. https://t.co/OERgf3Qzlo
EDITORIAL | Not off the hook: NYPD Chief of Department must face consequences If Jeff Maddrey faces no consequences for his action it is contrary to the good order, efficiency and discipline of the department. https://t.co/DRDDdPC03e
