NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban bypasses CCRB, gives deputy chief a pass for roughing up protester

NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban declined to discipline a high-ranking deputy chief accused of pulling a female protester’s hair and shoving her face into the ground in downtown Manhattan in 2020, records show. Caban’s decision came in October in the case of Deputy Chief Gerard Dowling of the NYPD’s Special Operations Bureau. Caban’s decision was included near the bottom of an oversight report ...

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