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Former Mayor Adams aide Mohamed Bahi pleads guilty in straw donor scheme
Former City Hall aide Mohamed Bahi pleaded guilty to conspiracy Tuesday for his role in organizing illegal straw donor contributions toward Eric Adams’s 2021 campaign for mayor. Bahi, 41, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy related to wire fraud in Manhattan federal court.
Mohamed Bahi, a staffer in Mayor Adams' office who resigned Monday, has been hit with criminal charges alleging he destroyed evidence and tampered with witnesses in the ongoing federal corruption ...
The liaison, Mohamed Bahi, was charged by the F.B.I. in a criminal complaint in connection with the investigation of illegal contributions made to Mr. Adams’s 2021 mayoral campaign, officials said.
Mohamed Bahi, 40, who was arrested Tuesday morning, is the first Adams administration official to be publicly accused of crimes after the mayor’s own indictment two weeks ago on bribery and ...
Mohamed Bahi, Mayor Adams’ former Muslim community liaison at City Hall, has entered discussions with federal prosecutors about a potential plea deal. (Barry Williams, Luiz C. Ribeiro for New ...
Mohamed Bahi, a senior liaison in the Community Affairs Unit, who resigned Monday, helped coordinate donations from the owner of a construction company and allegedly laundered donations to a 2021 ...
Mohamed Bahi, a just-departed aide to Mayor Eric Adams, is accused of organizing straw donations at a 2020 campaign fundraiser and then trying to interfere with a federal probe.
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