All Charges Dropped Against New
York Governor Eric Adams
February 14. 2025
New York Mayor Eric Adams
This is a follow up to the November
7, 2023 article "The
FBI Corruptly Raids The Campaign Of New York Mayor
Eric Adams Based On Email Copyright They Illegally
Accessed And Unlawfully Used Confirming Previous
Site Claims." This week it was
announced all charges have been dropped against
Adams. There was some resistance among a few
prosecutors but the charges are on track to be
dropped.
Some publicly implied Adams cut a
deal with President Trump to get the charges against
him dropped in exchange for help with immigration,
as New York is having massive problems in this area
and it is impacting the budget, security, housing,
utilities, the school system and waste management.
New York should not have been designated a sanctuary
city. It is far too small to accommodate a large
chunk of the 13,000,000 illegal migrants that came
across the border during former President Joe
Biden's tenure.
In response to the charges being
dropped Adams stated, "I want to be crystal clear
with New Yorkers: I never offered - nor did anyone
offer on my behalf - any trade of my authority as
your mayor for an end to my case. never. I am solely
beholden to the 8.3. million New Yorkers that I
represent and will always put this city first."
STORY SOURCE
Justice Department asks court to dismiss
corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric
Adams
Updated 5:48 PM PST, February 14,
2025 - NEW YORK (AP) — The Justice Department asked
a court Friday to dismiss corruption charges against
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, with a top official
from Washington intervening after federal
prosecutors in Manhattan rebuffed his demands to
drop the case and some quit in protest.
Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil
Bove, the department’s second-in-command, and
lawyers from the public integrity section and
criminal division filed paperwork asking to end the
case. They contend it was marred by appearances of
impropriety and that letting it continue would
interfere with the mayor’s reelection bid. A judge
must still approve the request.
The filing came hours after Bove
convened a call with the prosecutors in the Justice
Department’s public integrity section — which
handles corruption cases — and gave them an hour to
pick two people to sign onto the motion to dismiss,
saying those who did so could be promoted, according
to a person familiar with the matter...
https://apnews.com
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