Federal Agents Raid Homes of Interim NYPD Commissioner Thomas Donlon on September 20, Seize 20-Year-Old Materials

Sep 22, 2024, 10:20 AM

Federal authorities executed search warrants at the residences of New York City's interim Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon on Friday, September 20. Donlon, who was appointed just over a week ago following the resignation of his predecessor Edward Caban, confirmed that agents seized materials unrelated to his current role with the NYPD. The search is reportedly connected to documents from Donlon's previous positions in law enforcement, specifically his time with the FBI. Donlon emphasized that the investigation is not related to any ongoing probes involving NYC City Hall or the NYPD. The materials taken came into his possession approximately 20 years ago.