For Eric
Adams Straw Donations Bahi Was
to Plead Guilty Now Amid Amici
US Wants Time
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
March 10 – The five-count
indictment of NYC Mayor Eric
Adams was unsealed in the U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Magistrates Court. Inner City
Press was the first one in and
live tweeted it. City of Maybe
book
The unsealing thread
On September 17
at noon he was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Thread.
On February 10,
2025 DOJ's Emil Bove - a
former SDNY prosecutor - wrote
to acting US Attorney Danielle
Sassoon ordering her to move
to dismiss the indictment: "You are directed,
as authorized by the Attorney
General, to dismiss the
pending charges in United
States v. Adams, No. 24 Cr.
556 (SDNY) as soon as is
practicable."As of March 10 it
is ongoing.
On December 23
the prosecutors wrote in that
Erden Arkan, "Businessman-5"
in the Adams indictment,
intends to plead guilty.
On January 10
Arkan pled guilty, Inner City
Press was there and later
asked his lawyer if Arkan will
testify. There was no answer,
but sentencing was put off to
August 15, after Adams' trial,
with zero to six month
guideline.
On February 7 the
US Attorney's Office wrote in
to consolidate Mohamed Bahi's
case, saying he intends to
plead guilty, letter on
Patreon here
On March 10 they
wrote in that they are having
discussions to "reach of
resolution of this matter."
How could they let him plead,
if Adams is being let off?
More/extra (Jan
10) on X for Subscribers here
and Substack
here
This case is USA
v. Arkan, 25-cr-13 (Ho)
The Adams case is
USA v. Adams, 1:24-cr-556 (Ho)
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