Key takeaways:
- FBI seized electronic devices from Mayor Eric Adams as part of an investigation into his campaign’s fundraising.
- Adams has not been accused of any wrongdoing and is continuing to cooperate with the investigation.
- The FBI has not released any information regarding the investigation, and Adams has promised to continue to cooperate with the investigation and follow the law.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faced questions from the public nearly one week after the FBI raided his chief fundraiser’s home. The FBI seized electronic devices from Adams as part of an investigation into his campaign’s fundraising.
Adams’ campaign attorney Boyd Johnson confirmed the FBI’s request for electronic devices and said the mayor immediately complied. Johnson also said that Adams has not been accused of any wrongdoing and is continuing to cooperate with the investigation.
The seizure of the devices came days after federal agents searched the Brooklyn home of Adams’ top campaign fundraiser, Brianna Suggs. Adams, a former member of law enforcement, said he expects all members of his staff to follow the law and fully cooperate with any sort of investigation.
The FBI has not released any information regarding the investigation, and it is unclear what the agents were looking for. Adams has not commented on the investigation since the raid.
The public is still waiting for more information regarding the investigation, and it remains to be seen what the outcome will be. Adams has promised to continue to cooperate with the investigation and follow the law.
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