The shake-ups among top NYPD leadership continued Saturday as Commissioner Jessica Tisch removed the head of the department’s Internal Affairs Bureau. The ousting of Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias came just one day after Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey submitted his resignation before being accused of trading substantial overtime approvals for sexual favors.

The NYPD’s Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias was removed from his position on Saturday after sexual misconduct allegations levied against former Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey surfaced Friday night.

The storm of resignations and reassignments at the NYPD over the past three days — including Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey stepping down amid sexual misconduct allegations — served as a

NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau chief was replaced following accusations of sexual abuse within the department.

Maddrey, the city’s top uniformed cop, was accused by Lt. Quathisha Epps in a formal complaint of forcing her into a sexual relationship and routinely preying up on her, asking for sex in NYPD headquarters, in exchange for overtime. “He wanted to have anal sex, vaginal sex, oral sex,” Epps said. “He was always asking me to kiss his penis.”

Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey resigned on Friday after a subordinate accused him of asking for sexual favors, while Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias was relieved of his duty on Saturday,

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced former Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias was relieved of his duty and would be replaced by Edward Thompson. “Above all else, the NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau must always be dedicated to preserving integrity and rooting out corruption in all its forms,

NYPD Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey resigned abruptly Friday night amid bombshell allegations from an NYPD lieutenant who accused him of predatory sexual harassment and forcing her to perform “unwanted sexual favors” in return for overtime pay,