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NYPD Commish Caban facing ‘pressure’ to resign with sources saying ‘not a matter of if, but when’
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0:33Now PlayingPolice Commissioner Edward Caban is “facing tremendous pressure” to resign, according to political sources who said they don’t see how the top cop can stay in the post following federal agents’ stunning raid on his home.
Calls have been growing for Caban’s ouster in the aftermath of the raids last week targeting NYPD officials and top aides to Mayor Eric Adams, with some questioning how the commissioner can do his job — which involves working with the feds — if he is being investigated by them.
“It’s not a matter of if, but when,” one political insider said, when asked if Caban could be packing his bags.
Sources also said that Caban — at least so far — has not agreed to step down. That means the decision may ultimately fall to Adams, a former NYPD captain himself who has held fast in his support for his vulnerable chief.
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