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Feds Order NYPD to Preserve Electronic Files Amid Adams Corruption Probe
Sep 7, 2024, 11:14 PM
Federal agents have ordered the NYPD to preserve all electronic files, including servers and hard disks, as part of an ongoing investigation into potential corruption. The directive, which includes an evidence preservation letter, indicates that federal prosecutors suspect some of these files may contain evidence of corruption. This development comes amid a broader probe involving Mayor Adams, according to police sources.
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