New York City Mayor Eric Adams's phone could contain a "treasure trove" of evidence against him as he faces a criminal indictment, according to one former US prosecutor.
The New York City Mayor was indicted late Wednesday night on criminal charges, likely stemming from an investigation into his alleged ties to the Turkish government. Adams' official city residence, Gracie Mansion, was then raided by the FBI early Thursday morning, according to Politico, adding that an electronic device was seized during the raid.
