NEW YORK — Manhattan federal prosecutors investigating whether Rudy Giuliani broke the law by lobbying the Trump administration on behalf of Ukrainian officials and oligarchs recently returned his cell phones — and the former mayor is taking it as a sign that an indictment is unlikely.
“As far as I know, everything has been returned. It was multiple iPhones and multiple iPads,” Giuliani’s lawyer Bob Costello told the Daily News on Wednesday. “I’m not surprised.”
The FBI seized Giuliani’s devices in April 2021 during a 6 a.m. raid of his Midtown law office and Upper East Side apartment as part of a long-running probe into his business dealings.
