Federal authorities are investigating New York City Mayor Eric Adams' use of a private email addresses and how records from seven trips he made to China have disappeared.
The New York Post, citing a source close to the probe, said the prominent NYC mayor used three private email addresses to arrange his dealings in China on his seven trips to the foreign country.
The private email accounts cannot be traced on New York City government servers, meaning that key details, such as who paid for the trips and with whom he met, remain concealed.
FBI AGENTS SPOTTED RAIDING HOME OF TOP AIDE TO NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS. The outlet said Adams and one of his top aides and director of Asian Affairs since he took office in 2022, Winnie Greco, used the nonofficial emails between 2014 and 2021, when he was Brooklyn Borough president.
FBI PROBES IF NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS RECEIVED UPGRADED TURKISH AIRLINES TICKETS IN EXCHANGE FOR FAVORS: REPORT. "Our general counsel just sent a letter to the Brooklyn Borough President Office's general counsel asking them to correct the record because they misstated there were no available records and to conduct a more diligent search because it obviously wasn't done here," they said.
The probe into Adam's China trips came after the FBI raided Greco's home in the Bronx in February.
"Our administration will always follow the law, and we always expect all our employees to adhere to the strictest ethical guidelines," a spokesperson for the mayor previously told Fox News Digital in a statement from February.
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