Ed Mullins, the extremist and highly-controversial head of the NYPD Sergeants Benevolent Association, has resigned after the FBI executed a search warrant raid on the SBA offices and on Mullins' home Tuesday morning.

Mullins' "has agreed to tender his resignation," the SBA board said in a statement Tuesday night.

"The nature and scope of this criminal investigation has yet to be determined," the statement reads. "However, it is clear that President Mullins is apparently the target of the federal investigation. We have no reason to believe that any other member of the SBA is involved or targeted in this matter."

The NY Daily News, reporting Mullins' resignation called him "a brash leader known for his over-the-top social media attacks on NYPD leadership and Mayor de Blasio. A member of the NYPD since January 1982, Mullins took over as head of the SBA on July 1, 2002."

Many have pointed to a QAnon mug that appeared behind Mullins in television interviews he gave.

In January Gothamist reported that "in 2019, Mullins sent an email to NYPD sergeants that included a racist video referring to Black people as "monsters" and public housing as a 'war zone.'"

A sampling of Mullins' outrageous and profane tweets that appear on the official Twitter account of the SBA:


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