'Typical Democrat criminal': Eric Adams slammed as jury reviews evidence in federal corruption probe into NYC mayor's campaign funding

MANHATTAN, NEW YORK: The federal corruption investigation into New York City Mayor Eric Adams' campaign fundraising is currently under review by a grand jury, according to the New York Post.

The grand jury is reviewing evidence related to the federal probe and it is likely intended for the issuance of subpoenas in the case, as per sources familiar with the matter.

Additionally, it has been disclosed that an individual associated with the Democratic mayor has recently been served a subpoena in connection with the investigation.

What did officials say regarding the federal corruption probe into Mayor Eric Adams?

The US Attorney’s office in Manhattan has chosen not to comment on the matter.

A representative for Eric Adams did not confirm nor deny the involvement of a grand jury in the federal investigation of the New York City mayor.

The spokesperson stated, “City Hall has said since the beginning that it will cooperate fully with this review — and it has by making individuals available to discuss any details necessary in order to reach a just and timely conclusion.”

According to sources cited by the aforementioned outlet, federal grand juries routinely convene during high-level federal investigations like the one involving Mayor Adams’ campaign.

Federal grand juries have the authority to issue indictments. It has been reported that the grand jury involved in the investigation of the mayor's campaign is likely in its initial phases and issuing subpoenas.

The timing of any potential indictments stemming from Eric Adams’ campaign probe by the grand jury remains uncertain.

To date, Mayor Adams has not faced any allegations of misconduct. Nonetheless, his campaign has been under scrutiny since November, when federal prosecutors initiated an inquiry into claims that the Turkish government had unlawfully channeled funds into the mayor’s campaign.

As part of the investigation, at least three individuals associated with Eric Adams had their houses searched by federal agents, including former Turkish Airlines executive Cenk Ocal, who served on the mayor’s transition team, and City Hall aide Rana Abbasova.

Additionally, the residence of Brianna Suggs, a key fundraiser for Mayor Eric Adams’ campaign, was also subject to a search.

The authorities were reportedly seeking evidence related to the misappropriation of federal funds, wire fraud, theft conspiracy, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, as delineated in a search warrant.

Internet slams Eric Adams as the grand jury reviews evidence in the federal corruption probe into the NYC mayor's campaign funding

People online lambasted the Democratic mayor of the Empire State City in light of the recent developments in the federal investigation into his campaign financing.

One person remarked, "Mayor Adam's doesnt mix politics with governing! What's that smell Mayor?"

Another person said, "He's just a typical democrat criminal."

Another person claimed, "Adams will be indicted."

One person wrote, "There is something amiss with Adams. Not only is he a failed mayor, but I always felt he was corrupt just like the rest of NY politicians."

Another person quipped, "If you can easily get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich, well, is Eric Adams really smarter then a ham sandwich?"

Finally, this person commented, "I don't like Adams but this what happens when you criticize Brandon."

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