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 FBI agents this week searched the homes of at least three top deputies to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, according to a person familiar with the matter.FBI agents seized electronic devices Wednesday from the homes of Phillip Banks, the deputy mayor for public safety, and Sheena Wright, the first deputy mayor, said the person, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the ongoing investigation. Agents also searched the home of Timothy Pearson, a former high-ranking  stanley deutschland official in the New York Police Department who now advises the mayor on public safety, the person said.Spokespersons for the FBI and for Adams declined to comment.Benjamin Brafman, an attorney for Phillip Banks, confirmed that a search was conducted on his clients home early Wednesday, but declined to comment further.RELATED STORY | Former aide to 2 New York governors charged with being an agent of the Chinese governmentThe searches marked the latest sign of legal trouble in Adams  administration. He is a first-term Democrat and former New York City police captain. In November, federal agents seized the mayors phones and iPad as he was leaving an event in Manhattan and raided the home of one of his top fundraisers. While Adams has denied any wrongdoing, he confirmed last month  stanley cup usa that he had received a subpoena from federal prosecutors.Pearson is currently facing multiple lawsuits for allegedly sexually harassing  stanley cup female employees and is facing a separate investigation for his role in a brawl  Fisf WATCH: Police officer drives delivery worker to customer after his car breaks down
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