During a recent press conference, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that the current New York Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner, Edward K. Cabin, will be stepping down from his position. This decision comes after a period of intense scrutiny and investigation during the 13 out of 14 months that Commissioner Cabin served in his role.
Mayor Adams highlighted some of the achievements made under Commissioner Cabin's leadership, including the removal of over 18,000 illegal guns from the streets, a record low number of robberies in October, and a significant decrease in subway-related crimes, with the lowest number of above-ground shootings in the city's history occurring in August.
