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Police Commissioner Sewell set for quiet exit Friday as she passes the torch to First Deputy Commissioner Caban

By Dean Moses Posted on June 29, 2023
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Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell is expected to serve her last day as top cop on Friday, with her final public appearance set to take place at a Queens promotion ceremony, according to department sources.

Sewell will spend her last day as head of America’s largest police department with little fanfare, sources have stated. The first female NYPD Commissioner is looking to humbly slip out of office on June 30 after proceeding over a promotion ceremony at the Police Academy in Queens.

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Police Commissioner Sewell set for quiet exit Friday as she passes the torch to First Deputy Commissioner Caban

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