“The patriarchy is in control,” a police source told the Post. “Sewell is not in control of the NYPD.”
Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell is powerless to make most moves at the NYPD without approval from the Adams administration, The Post has learned.
The sources said Sewell already had little power but lost more ground after approving discipline against Chief of Department Jefferey Maddrey, the NYPD’s highest-ranking uniformed officer.“She didn’t do what [City Hall] wanted,” the source said. “They wanted him to get a pass.” Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell “is not in control of the NYPD” under Mayor Eric Adams and the “males who have her in check,” a police source told the Post.Maddrey, the former commander of the 73rd Precinct, knew Forrester from his time in the community and overruled an arresting sergeant on Nov. 25, 2021, even showing up at the stationhouse to support his friend.Maddrey’s planning to fight the charges at a departmental trial, police sources have said.
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