New York Mayor Adams' residence searched after criminal charges filed

NEW YORK — Federal agents searched New York City Mayor Eric Adams' residence on Thursday (Sept 26) morning, after he was indicted on criminal charges following a long-running investigation that has sent the largest US city's government into turmoil. A black sport utility vehicle with a placard reading "Federal Law Enforcement" on its dashboard was parked outside the mayor's Gracie Mansion home on Manhattan's Upper East Side, according to a Reuters witness. Around a dozen people in business attire were seen walking on to the mansion's grounds with briefcases and duffel bags, said the witness. Adams' lawyer Alex Spiro in a statement confirmed the presence of federal agents at Gracie Mansion. He accused authorities of trying "to create a spectacle" and said they had taken the mayor's phone.

New York Mayor Adams' residence searched after criminal charges filed

New York Mayor Adams' residence searched after criminal charges filed

New York Mayor Adams' residence searched after criminal charges filed

New York Mayor Adams' residence searched after criminal charges filed

New York Mayor Adams' residence searched after criminal charges filed