New York News
Thomas G. Donlon, New York City’s interim police commissioner, revealed that federal agents searched his homes and seized materials unrelated to his work with the NYPD, just nine days after being appointed. Donlon stated that the seized materials, obtained about 20 years ago, were unconnected to ongoing federal criminal investigations involving Mayor Eric Adams’ administration. While no details were provided about the items taken, federal sources indicated they were classified documents. Donlon, a former FBI official, has a background in counterterrorism and private security. The FBI declined to comment on the searches, which have raised questions about Donlon’s future as commissioner.