NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban is under increasing pressure to resign following a federal investigation into potential corruption that has led to the seizure of electronic devices from him and other top officials in Mayor Eric Adams' administration. The investigation reportedly involves Caban's twin brother and concerns arrangements for nightclub security. While Mayor Adams has expressed confidence in Caban, stating he appointed him for his experience, local officials, including City Council members, have called for his resignation. Caban is expected to meet with police leadership soon as speculation about his future grows. The inquiry involves the U.S. Attorney's Office and the IRS, with no charges filed yet. Adams faces scrutiny as he navigates his leadership amid these developments and a separate criminal probe involving other members of his administration.