This the first time a sitting New York City mayor has faced such charges.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on federal criminal charges, according to The New York Times, citing sources familiar with the situation. This the first time a sitting New York City mayor has faced such charges.
The details of the indictment remain sealed, and it is not yet clear what specific charges Adams will face.
Earlier this month, federal agents seized phones from several high-ranking city officials, including one of Adams’ top aides, the police commissioner, and the schools chancellor. Both Police Commissioner Edward A. Caban and Schools Chancellor David C. Banks have since resigned.
The FBI confiscated Adams’ electronic devices as part of an inquiry into potential fundraising misconduct during his 2021 mayoral campaign. Separate…
