NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban has resigned amid a federal investigation into alleged corruption within the department and the broader Adams administration. Caban, who served as the first Latino commissioner, stepped down following federal raids on his home and the seizure of phones from several high-ranking officials. His resignation follows a 30-year career with the NYPD and comes as investigations focus on nightclub enforcement and potential city contract violations. Caban's departure leaves a leadership void in the country's largest police force, with new leadership expected to take over immediately. Mayor Eric Adams has pledged full cooperation with the ongoing investigations while affirming no known wrongdoing within his administration. Caban's resignation has sparked discussions about systemic and leadership failures within city government.