- Authorities executed search warrants at several locations, including the home of Jeffrey Maddrey, a former top New York City police official.
- Madre resigned last month after he was accused of soliciting sex from one of his subordinates in exchange for opportunities to earn extra pay.
- Madry described it as a “consensual adult relationship” and denied the allegations of sexual misconduct.
On Thursday, law enforcement officers searched the home of an ex The highest-ranking official in the New York City Police Department Who resigned late last month after he was accused of soliciting sex from one of his subordinates in exchange for opportunities to earn extra pay.
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said authorities executed search warrants at several locations, including the home of Jeffrey Madry, the NYPD's highest-ranking uniformed officer.
“Based on my direction, the Internal Affairs Office of New York City Police Department “It is working with law enforcement authorities to investigate the allegations against former department head Jeffrey Madry,” the statement said.
Former New York Police Department Chief Jeffrey Madry attends a press conference on December 27, 2024 in New York. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura, File)
Madry's accuser was the NYPD's highest-earner in fiscal year 2024, according to salary data, making more than $400,000. More than half were overtime pay. In her complaint with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, she alleged that Madry engaged in “versus sexual harassmentBy forcing her to “perform unwanted sexual favors in exchange for overtime opportunities.”
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Madry, through his lawyer, described the relationship as a “consensual relationship between adults” and denied the allegations of sexual misconduct.
Tisch directed questions to the US Attorney's Office, which declined to comment.
