Federal authorities executed search warrants at the homes of New York City's Interim Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon just over a week after his appointment, following the resignation of his predecessor, Edward Caban, amid an expanding FBI investigation into the NYPD and the mayor's inner circle. Donlon confirmed that items were seized during the searches, which have prompted widespread scrutiny and raised questions about the integrity of the NYPD's leadership during a time of significant concern regarding corruption within the department.