Trove of documents unsealed in NYC mayor's criminal case offers a glimpse of thwarted investigation
- Federal agents investigating New York City Mayor Eric Adams for corruption were seizing devices and applying for warrants days before the Justice Department ordered the case dropped.
- The investigation into whether Adams took improper campaign contributions began in August 2021, when he was still Brooklyn borough president.
- Multiple federal prosecutors resigned after the Justice Department ordered charges against Adams to be dropped, arguing the case hindered his ability to assist with immigration policies.
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Eric Adams Search Warrant Records Show Scramble to Evade FBI Scrutiny
A trove of documents from Mayor Eric Adams’ now-defunct criminal case released late Friday reveals extraordinary steps the mayor and his aides took to keep their communications secret — prompting the FBI to seek approval to unlock his many electronic devices by pressing the mayor’s fingers to devices or holding his head in front of them if needed to gain access.In seeking warrants to search the devices of the mayor and his aides, the FBI told ju…

Trove of documents unsealed in NYC mayor's criminal case offers a glimpse of thwarted investigation
Federal agents investigating New York City Mayor Eric Adams were still seizing phones and applying for search warrants days before Justice Department leaders ordered prosecutors to drop the corruption case.
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