Former NYPD Commissioner Sewell to join New York Mets as head of security

Former NYPD Commissioner Sewell to join New York Mets as head of security

Former NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell is taking a job leading security for the New York Mets, according to a statement from the team.

The Mets declined to specify how much Sewell will be paid annually. She earned $243,171 per year while with NYPD. The current head of Mets security is Stephen Dillon, a former NYPD detective. A Mets spokesperson said in an email that Dillon will work under Sewell.

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