Feds subpoena, Brooklyn church and Adams
Feds subpoena Brooklyn church over possible dealings with key Adams adviser Frank Carone
Federal investigators have subpoenaed a Brooklyn church in connection with possible business dealings between one of its priests and Frank Carone, one of Mayor Eric Adams’ most influential advisers, two sources familiar with the matter confirmed to the Daily News late Thursday.
Feds subpoena Brooklyn church over possible business dealings between priest and ex-Adams chief of staff: sources
The feds recently issued a subpoena to a Catholic church in Brooklyn requesting information in relation to the dealings between one of its lead pastors, Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, and
Mayor's Ex-Chief of Staff, Brooklyn Monsignor Possible Target of Feds, Report Says
Federal investigators are looking into the financial and possible business dealings of Frank Carone, the former chief of staff to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, and a monsignor in a Brooklyn Diocese, sources told NBC News 4 New York.
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