NYC Mayor Adams Accuses Giuliani Of Filing False Crime Report After Supermarket Slap
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Giuliani claimed a Staten Island ShopRite employee almost knocked him down while campaigning for his son’s gubernatorial run—but Mayor Eric Adams says surveillance footage shows the worker “basically walked by and patted him on the back.”
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Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, claimed that he was assaulted while campaigning for his son, a candidate for governor. Video footage of the episode showed that he was patted on the back.
New York City's Mayor called on the Staten Island DA to investigate “America’s Mayor” — and said he's talking to his police commissioner about a probe of Giuliani's claim that he was assaulted by a politically motivated ShopRite worker.
Giuliani claimed a Staten Island ShopRite employee almost knocked him down while campaigning for his son’s gubernatorial run—but Mayor Eric Adams says surveillance footage shows the worker “basically walked by and patted him on the back.”
The 107th and 110th mayors of New York City have some feelings about each other, and they’re not mincing words about it either. Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday suggested Rudy Giuliani may have falsely reported a crime over his alleged assault at a grocery store last weekend, and Giuliani in turn blasted…
New York City Mayor Eric Adams wants the Staten Island district attorney to investigate former Mayor Rudy Giuliani for falsely reporting a crime after a man was arrested for allegedly slapping him on the back.
