Department of Corrections staffers cat fight caught on camera
Two high-ranking New York officials have been caught on camera wrestling with each other over a phone at an official event at Gracie Mansion on Tuesday night.
The DOC officials started their cellblock-level scuffle after getting into a verbal argument near a fern on the side of a packed room, as dancers could be seen in the background of the Hispanic heritage event. Loud music blaring in the background muffled Morales’ and Singh’s voices and it remains unclear what sparked the catfight.The argument took place at a Hispanic heritage event being hosted by Mayor Eric Adams, who has been continuing business as usual, despite being slapped with a bombshell 57-page indictment.
“I’m going to say to you and I’m going to say throughout this city: I didn’t do a damn thing wrong and I’m not going to surrender to anyone telling me that I did something wrong.
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