Former interim New York City Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon claims his oversight efforts were stonewalled by a "racketeering enterprise." ...

Donlon filed a federal lawsuit asking a judge to appoint a special monitor to oversee the nation’s largest police force.

Thomas G. Donlon, who served only weeks as police commissioner, said in a lawsuit that New York City’s mayor and top ...

"This is not about poor leadership or isolated wrongdoing — it is about an organized, criminal abuse of public power," Donlon's lawyer, John A. Scola, said.

The nation's largest police force is "criminal at its core," according to a new federal lawsuit by former interim New York City Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon.

In a federal racketeering lawsuit filed Wednesday, the ex-commissioner, Thomas Donlon, alleges Mayor Eric Adams and his inner circle showered unqualified loyalists with promotions, buried allegations ...

A New York Supreme Court judge halted the NYPD's attempt to fire 31 officers hired against protocol, pending a court ...

The police officers' union says faulty hiring practices, not the officers, are to blame, and scored a favorable initial ...

An internal probe found dozens of NYPD rookies were hired despite being disqualified. A judge has now paused the city's attempt to fire them.

The NYPD fired dozens of officers on Thursday who were hired despite having serious, disqualifying offenses noted during their application process, the department confirmed.