Feds Order Retention of Electronic Files in Probe of NYC Mayor, Staff

<![CDATA[There is yet another corruption investigation taking place In New York City this year potentially involving both the NYPD and the office of Mayor Eric Adams. Normally, seeing a corruption investigation unfolding in Gotham is only newsworthy because someone actually bothered to investigate it, but this one has already taken some interesting twists and turns. The latest of these arrived with the revelation that federal agents have ordered the NYPD to not destroy any records, electronic files, or devices associated with Police Commissioner Edward Caban or his twin brother. The feds have reason to believe that some of those records may provide evidence of corruption involving the police force. The order further suggests that someone may be tempted to make any such evidence conveniently "disappear" before a thorough investigation could be completed. (NY Post)]]>