New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks said Friday his attorney has assured him that he is not a target of a federal investigation that saw his home
Schools Chancellor Banks insists he’s ‘not a target’ of federal probe that saw his home raided, phones seizedNew York City Schools Chancellor David Banks said Friday his attorney has assured him that he is not a target of a federal investigation that saw his, in which authorities raided the homes of several of Mayor Eric Adams’ top aides.
“I have always lived my life with integrity, every day of my life,” he continued. “And anybody who knows me knows that. My staff knows that. The folks that I have with for many many years know that as well.” Banks said he would describe the raid as a “lesson in life,” when pressed by a reporter on how he would respond if asked about it by public school students.
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