Federal prosecutors revealed that they expect to bring more charges in the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, indicating broader implications.
Prosecutors claimed that the perks Adams accepted included around $100,000 in free flights and hotel stays arranged by Turkish officials seeking influence with him.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Hagan Scotten expressed to the court that it is 'quite likely' additional defendants and charges related to Adams' case will emerge.
Adams commented on his busy schedule running the city upon arriving at court, highlighting his commitment to continue moving forward despite legal challenges.
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