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Result of NYPD's internal investigation into Jeffrey Maddrey by June 30, 2025?
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Jeffrey Maddrey•New York Police Department•NYPD•Maddrey•Quathisha Epps•Epps•Jessica Tisch•John Chell•Manhattan District Attorney
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NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey Resigns Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations Involving Lieutenant Quathisha Epps and $400,000 Overtime
Dec 21, 2024, 07:59 PM
Jeffrey Maddrey, the Chief of Department of the New York Police Department (NYPD), has resigned amid serious allegations of sexual misconduct. Reports indicate that Maddrey allegedly demanded sexual favors from Lieutenant Quathisha Epps in exchange for overtime pay, including a specific demand for her to kiss him. The allegations have raised concerns about misconduct within the department, with Epps reportedly receiving over $400,000 in overtime, which some sources suggest could be seen as 'hush money.' Following Maddrey's resignation, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch appointed John Chell as the interim Chief of Department. The NYPD has stated that it takes all allegations of sexual misconduct seriously and will conduct a thorough investigation. The Manhattan District Attorney's office has also opened an investigation into the matter.
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