NEW YORK — Brooklyn real estate magnate Erden Arkan pleaded guilty on Friday in federal court to funneling thousands of dollars to Mayor Eric Adams’ 2021 campaign in coordination with a ...

A Brooklyn real estate magnate accused of working with a Turkish government official to funnel illegal campaign contributions to New York City Mayor Eric Adams plans to plead guilty to a ...

Erden Arkan was one of several individuals implicated in the sprawling corruption indictment brought against Adams in October.

A Turkish-born businessman tied to the criminal case against Mayor Eric Adams plans to plead guilty to an illegal campaign contribution charge, federal prosecutors disclosed in a court filing.

The letter identified Bahi and Erden Arkan, a Turkish American construction firm owner, as co-conspirators in the case against the mayor. Arkan pleaded guilty last month to fraud.

Erden Arkan, the owner of a real estate construction firm, was one of several individuals implicated in the sprawling corruption indictment brought against Adams in October. He would be the first ...

Prosecutors said Erden Arkan planned to plead guilty to a charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud by collecting campaign contributions for Mayor Eric Adams.

Erden Arkan, the owner of a real estate construction firm, was one of several individuals implicated in the sprawling corruption indictment brought against Adams in October.