A director in the NYPD's Community Affairs Bureau, Brian Adams, has been terminated following an internal investigation that uncovered allegations of submitting unworked hours for pay, misuse of a department vehicle, and lying to investigators. The dismissal is reportedly not connected to prior sexual harassment allegations made against Adams.
A source familiar with his department status told The Post that Adams was fired after the probe concluded. A spokesperson for the NYPD confirmed that Adams is no longer with the police force.
Adams had previously faced complaints from two women concerning alleged misconduct within One Police Plaza, dating back to 2022. One of these complainants, Lattina Brown, filed a lawsuit in 2024 alleging that Adams exposed himself to her and made inappropriate comments while they were together for work. Court documents indicate that this legal action was voluntarily dismissed last month after settlement conferences, with a document dated January 21, 2025, noting that the city and Brown had reached a settlement. The second woman reportedly withdrew her Equal Employment Opportunity Division complaint for undisclosed reasons.
Adams' representative, Rev. Kevin McCall, stated that Adams denied the claims leading to his termination and expressed that Adams was