NYC Mayor Eric Adams to Speak Following DOJ’s Decision to Drop Corruption Charges – Key Details

 


New York City Mayor Eric Adams is set to speak at a press conference on Tuesday following the Trump administration's Justice Department decision to intervene in his federal criminal case.

Adams' tenure has been marred by controversy, including a lawsuit alleging sexual assault and multiple investigations. In September, he was indicted on federal corruption charges dating back at least a decade, though he has denied any wrongdoing.

On Monday, Reuters reported that President Donald Trump's Justice Department instructed prosecutors to drop the corruption charges against Adams.

Adams is scheduled to hold a news conference at noon local time, according to PIX11.

Who is Eric Adams?

Eric Adams is the mayor of New York City and has been a prominent public figure for decades. A former NYPD captain, he later served as a state senator and Brooklyn borough president before being elected mayor in 2021.

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