A disgraced former NYPD Deputy Inspector has avoided jail after admitting to taking his mistress on a drunken joyride before crashing into a taxi cab.. Paul Zangrilli pleaded guilty on Wednesday ...

Zangrilli, 44, is still facing criminal charges for allegedly trying to cover up an Aug. 16, 2022, crash with a city cabbie following a night of binge drinking with his girlfriend Nikole Rupple ...

Deputy Inspector Paul Zangrilli, who led a police precinct in Manhattan, allegedly attempted to cover up the 2022 wreck though multiple actions, including switching seats with his girlfriend ...

But Zangrilli wants changes sooner. "We are pushing for more immediate solutions. Jersey barriers could be put up here. They're inexpensive, and you could do it as a trial," Zangrilli said.

Zangrilli served in the Bronx before being assigned the Fifth Precinct in 2019, department officials said. He earned $197,000 as precinct commander last year.

An NYPD inspector let his girlfriend take a drunken joy ride in his police car during a wild night out — and tried to cover up the mess when she crashed into a yellow cab, prosecutors allege.

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Then, prosecutors said, Zangrilli called an NYPD captain and told a series of lies: that he had been driving alone and was on his way to work when the crash happened.

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NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – A former high-ranking NYPD official admitted to covering up a drunk driving crash in an unmarked NYPD vehicle, prosecutors said. Paul Zangrilli, a former Deputy Inspector ...

In 2023, Zangrilli earned around $200,000 in base pay and other compensation, according to New York City public salary records. Zangrilli was suspended without pay, the NYPD said in a statement.

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – A former high-ranking NYPD official admitted to covering up a drunk driving crash in an unmarked NYPD vehicle, prosecutors said. Paul Zangrilli, a former Deputy Inspector ...