| Amid Eric Adams
Indictment Rep Goldman
Endorses Myrie Inner City
Press Asks of SDNY
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Feb 10 – The five-count
indictment of NYC Mayor Eric
Adams was unsealed in the U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Magistrates Court. Inner City
Press was the first one in and
live tweeted it. City of Maybe
book
The unsealing thread
On September 17
at noon he was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Thread.
On November 1
Judge Ho heard argument,
including the AUSA citing
Judge Rochan's denial of a
Snyder motion to dismiss in US
v Starks, one of the NYCHA
bribery cases Inner City Press
has covered - and reserved
decision - on Count V, and set
the trial day for April 21,
2025 - thread
On January 17
Adams' lawyer Spiro wrote in
that former US Attorney Damian
Williams' website and op-ed
"all but announce that Mr.
Williams is planning to run
against Mayor Adams." 4 page
letter on Patreon here
On the evening of
Sunday, February 9 during
halftime of the Super Bowl,
this: "Congressman Dan Goldman
will make an announcement
about the New York City
Mayor’s race. At 10:00 AM,
Goldman will hold a press
conference at City Hall Park."
Inner City Press
went. Rep Goldman was
endorsing Zellnor Myrie. Inner
City Press live
streamed and asked him
about the SDNY prosecutors
going to DC to speak with DOJ
(and Spiro) about (dropping?)
the Adams indictment. Rep
Goldman said they indicted it,
if strong to drop it would be
a miscarriage of justice.
Off-topic
questions (like on the
Treasury data TRO in SDNY)
were not taken. Watch this
site.
More/extra on Substack
here
The Adams case is
USA v. Adams, 1:24-cr-556 (Ho)
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