Thomas Donlon sworn in as interim NYPD commissioner
Edward Caban resigned as commissioner Thursday amid a federal investigation.
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17ds agoThomas Donlon was sworn in as interim NYPD commissioner Friday.
Edward Caban resigned as commissioner Thursday amid a federal investigation. He denied any wrongdoing.
Donlon is a Bronx native and a former FBI official who worked in counterterrorism.
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