Edward Caban, the NYPD’s acting commissioner following the resignation of Keechant Sewell, brings with him three decades of experience on the force — but also a series of misconduct complaints.
Caban, who had been serving as first deputy commissioner, will remain chief on an interim basis until a permanent replacement for Sewell is named, which Mayor Eric Adams said will take place within the new few weeks. Caban could ultimately get the permanent nod, though that’s not a certainty.