NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Eric Adams is no longer on the hook for a $330 unpaid summons for a rodent infestation at his Brooklyn home, a review of city records shows.
As The New York Daily News first reported last week, Adams, who has made killing rats his mission, failed to pay the ticket for months after being cited for “active rat signs” and “fresh rat droppings” at his Lafayette Ave. property.
Adams tapped Rahul Agarwal, a City Hall lawyer, to act on his behalf in two separate official proceedings as part of challenging the summons.
