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legalcrime1 year ago

"New Lawsuit Alleges NYC Mayor Eric Adams Demanded Sex Acts in Exchange for Career Help"

A new lawsuit alleges that NYC Mayor Eric Adams demanded sexual favors from a police officer in the '90s in exchange for help with a job issue. The accuser, Lorna Beach-Mathura, claims Adams sexually assaulted her and made inappropriate demands, which he denies. The lawsuit also alleges that Adams exposed himself and begged Beach-Mathura to perform oral sex. Adams' lawyer called the allegations "ludicrous," while Beach-Mathura says she felt compelled to bring the behavior to light after learning about a law allowing survivors of sexual assault to come forward years after an attack.

via Fox News|
#allegations#lawsuit#legalcrime
legalcrime1 year ago

"Multiple Lawsuits Allege Sexual Misconduct by NYC Mayor Eric Adams"

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing a civil lawsuit alleging sexual assault from 1993, which he denies. The complaint, filed by Lorna Beach-Mathura, accuses Adams of demanding oral sex and forcing her to touch his penis, which he denies. The lawsuit also names the NYPD’s transit bureau, the Guardians Association of the NYPD, and other entities as defendants. Beach-Mathura is seeking at least $5 million in damages.

via Gothamist|
#civil-complaint#legalcrime#lorna-beach-mathura
entertainment1 year ago

NYC Mayor Adams Defends Pre-Paid Debit Cards for Migrants Amid Controversy

Rapper 50 Cent forgives NYC Mayor Eric Adams after discussing migrant debit cards, now turning his attention to Gov. Kathy Hochul and questioning the proposed spending on migrants. Adams explained the pilot program to 50 Cent, who had criticized it over the weekend, and invited the rapper to reach out. 50 Cent's criticism now shifts to Hochul, with Adams joking that the rapper might write a song about him.

via New York Post |
#50-cent#entertainment#gov-kathy-hochul
crime-and-politics1 year ago

"NYPD Attacked by Migrants: Curtis Sliwa Condemns NYC Mayor"

Former NYC mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa criticized Mayor Eric Adams for his handling of the illegal migrant crisis, blaming him for the recent attack on two NYPD officers in Times Square. Sliwa accused the mayor of inviting illegal aliens into the city and failing to equip police officers properly, leading to the officers being defenseless during the attack. He expressed outrage that several of the attackers were released without bail and vowed that his Guardian Angels group would take action if the government failed to address the issue. Sliwa also criticized the sanctuary city policy and called for the border to be sealed to prevent such incidents in the future.

via Fox News|
#assault#crime-and-politics#curtis-sliwa
politics2 years ago

NYC Mayor's 9/11 Comments Ignite Outrage and Criticism

New York City Mayor Eric Adams refuses to apologize for his comments referencing the tragedy of September 11 to describe his year, blaming the backlash on what he calls the "sentence police." Adams defended his statement, stating that he was highlighting the complexity of the city and the challenges he faces daily. The controversy comes as Adams deals with the migrant crisis and an FBI probe into his campaign fundraising.

via Daily Mail|
#911-comments#backlash#migrant-crisis
politics2 years ago

NYC Mayor Adams Braces for Budget Cuts Amid Migrant Crisis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has warned that the migrant crisis is causing a bigger financial burden than anticipated, leading to "extremely painful" budget cuts next year. Adams expressed disappointment in the lack of federal assistance and called on the city's wealthiest residents to help. The mayor highlighted that other sanctuary cities, including Chicago and Massachusetts, are facing similar challenges. New York City has seen over 130,000 migrants arrive since last year, and Adams emphasized that the crisis could "destroy" the city. Without additional aid, the administration will need to make significant cuts across various sectors.

via Fox News|
#budget-cuts#federal-help#migrant-crisis
politics2 years ago

NYC Mayor Adams' Approval Plummets to Historic Low Amid Multiple Challenges

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has reached a record low job approval rating of 28%, according to a Quinnipiac University poll. The survey found that voters are dissatisfied with his handling of various issues, including crime, public schools, the surge of migrants, the city budget, and homelessness. Concerns about budget cuts affecting daily lives are high, with 83% of voters expressing worry. Additionally, the poll revealed concerns about the city's ability to accommodate the surge of migrants and dissatisfaction with the federal government's response. The majority of voters also believe that prejudice against Jewish and Muslim New Yorkers is a serious problem.

via Quinnipiac University|
#budget-cuts#job-approval-rating#migrant-crisis
politics2 years ago

"Sexual Assault Allegations Surround New York Mayor Eric Adams"

A woman has filed a summons in Manhattan court accusing New York City Mayor Eric Adams of sexually assaulting her 30 years ago while they both worked for the city. The lawsuit, filed under the state's expiring Adult Survivors Act, seeks $5 million in damages. Adams has denied the allegations, stating that it "absolutely did not happen" and that he doesn't recall meeting the person. The mayor is also facing an FBI investigation into his 2021 mayoral campaign regarding ties to Turkey.

via USA TODAY|
#adult-survivors-act#fbi-investigation#lawsuit
politics2 years ago

FBI Probes Illegal Foreign Contributions in NYC Mayor's Fundraiser Raid

The FBI is investigating whether New York City Mayor Eric Adams' 2021 mayoral campaign conspired with a Brooklyn-based construction company to funnel foreign money into the campaign through "straw contributors" from the Turkish-American community. The investigation focuses on illegal contributions from foreign nationals, which were allegedly disguised as donations from American citizens. FBI agents executed search warrants at multiple locations, including the home of Adams' chief fundraiser. Adams has emphasized his compliance with rules and procedures and canceled a trip to Washington, DC, to address the campaign issue.

via CNN|
#fbi-investigation#foreign-nationals#illegal-campaign-contributions
politics2 years ago

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Condemns Pro-Palestinian Protesters on 'Vanity Tour'

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has criticized pro-Palestinian protesters for taking over Times Square during a rally, stating that the streets of New York City should not be used to spread hate. The demonstrators waved Palestinian flags during a peaceful march from Times Square to the Israeli consulate and the United Nations headquarters. Adams expressed his support for Israel and condemned the protesters' support for terrorism. Meanwhile, supporters of Israel also held counter-protests in Manhattan. The demonstrations come as the United States reaffirms its support for Israel, with President Joe Biden ordering military aid and closer military presence.

via Daily Mail|
#israel#nyc-mayor-eric-adams#politics
immigration2 years ago

Mayor Adams Addresses Immigration Crisis, Urges Migrants to Stay Away from NYC

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, during his Latin America tour, stated in Mexico that there is "no more room in New York" for migrants, emphasizing the strain on resources and the desire to avoid congregate shelters and false employment expectations. Adams highlighted the contributions of the city's migrant community during the pandemic and expressed the belief that borders should remain open but with a decompression strategy to handle the influx. He is on a four-day trip to Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and the Darién Gap, where leaders informed him of a significant flow of migrants heading to the U.S.-Mexico border.

via Fox News|
#immigration#mexico#migrants
immigration2 years ago

"Mayor Eric Adams Takes on Latin America to Address Migrant Crisis and Dispel Misconceptions"

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is embarking on a trip to Mexico, Ecuador, and Colombia to inform migrants that the city is overwhelmed and cannot accommodate more asylum seekers. With nearly 120,000 migrants arriving in the past year and up to 800 daily, officials are considering opening additional shelters to handle the influx. Adams aims to dispel the notion that coming to New York guarantees a luxurious stay and automatic work permits. The city is grappling with the strain on social services and shelter capacity, prompting urgent pleas for federal immigration policy changes and funding.

via Daily Mail|
#asylum-seekers#immigration#latin-america
immigration2 years ago

"NYC Mayor Urges Federal Assistance for Migrants' Work Permits Amid Crisis"

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, along with union officials and city leaders, called on the federal government to expedite work authorization permits for the thousands of migrants who have been relocated to the city. Adams emphasized that many migrants are seeking employment opportunities to provide for their families and argued that there are numerous job vacancies in the city. The New York City Council also urged the federal government to facilitate work permits for asylum seekers, highlighting their potential contributions to the economy. The Biden administration agreed to collaborate with the state and city on a "month of action" to address the gap between eligible noncitizens and available positions. Additionally, federal resources will be provided to assist migrants with healthcare and education. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the need for further federal action, including expanded work permits and immigration reforms.

via ABC News|
#federal-government#immigration#immigration-reform
politics2 years ago

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Sparks Controversy with Plantation Owner Comparison

New York City Mayor Eric Adams accused 84-year-old Holocaust survivor and tenant activist Jeanie Dubnau of racism during a heated exchange at a town hall meeting. Adams compared Dubnau to a "plantation" owner after she raised concerns about rising rents, prompting criticism from Twitter users who argued that her comments had nothing to do with race. Dubnau, who has a long history of advocating for tenants' rights, dismissed the mayor's rhetoric and focused on his record as an "enemy of the tenants." Some defended Adams, while others highlighted Dubnau's background and activism.

via Forward|
#housing-affordability#jeanie-dubnau#nyc-mayor-eric-adams