The NYPD’s top uniformed cop has left the agency.
Chief of Department Terence Monahan, who fused an old-school law-enforcement temperament with novel tactical thinking as a principal architect of the agency’s community-policing philosophy while adapting to the demands of a department increasingly reliant on technology during a nearly 40-year tenure with the agency, will step into a senior adviser role as part of Mayor de Blasio's newly instituted COVID-recovery team.
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