Who is Brianna Suggs? Neighbors ‘heard screaming’ during FBI raid at home of NYC mayor Eric Adams' fundraiser

Brianna Suggs’ firm has received over $150,000 from the mayor’s campaign team since 2021, records show
UPDATED NOV 3, 2023
Brianna Suggs' Brooklyn home was raided by Federal agents on Thursday, November 2 (Brianna Suggs)
Brianna Suggs' Brooklyn home was raided by Federal agents on Thursday, November 2 (Brianna Suggs)

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY: Federal agents raided Brianna Suggs’ Brooklyn home on Thursday, November 2, amid the  Hizzoner bailing on a slate of White House immigration meetings.

She is a top fundraiser for New York City mayor Eric Adams and a close consultant of him. Suggs’ firm has received over $150,000 from the mayor’s campaign team since 2021, records show.

It is also confirmed that Adams made personal payments of more than $16,500 to Suggs.

What k name of Brianna Sugg's firm?s

Suggs Solutions LLC, her company, is registered to a family-owned brownstone at 929 Lincoln Place in Crown Heights, as per property records.

“I heard screaming maybe two or three hours ago,” one neighbor claimed, adding “I heard helicopters (also) … the house is boarded up,” they told the New York Post.

According to City records, Suggs is named as Hizzoner's monthly retainer for her service as a political consultant.

There is no clarity whether Adams calling off her Washington DC, meeting at the last moment on Thursday, Nkvember 2, was in between the raid.

He was expected to discuss over growing migrant crisis in the Big Apple state.

Vito Pitta, Adams’ 2021 campaign council, said, “The campaign has always held itself to the highest standards. The campaign will, of course, comply with any inquiries as appropriate.”

Last month, the New York City Mayor was criticized for his visit to Mexico to discuss the ongoing migrant crisis

Burgeoning migrant crisis in the Big Apple

Staten Island residents living near a controversial shelter for recent migrant arrivals are agitated at Adams' handling of the current crisis, and his response to it.

Scott Herkert, a resident in the area, said, "They're (City Hall) doing everything in secret, and when they do say something, it's all lies.

He added, “We have a mayor who at one point was welcoming migrants in, who now says the migrant influx is going to destroy New York.”

Another resident, Margie, raised questions over the worsening situation. "I don't know if this is the mayor personally attacking Staten Island because it's a Republican borough."

“They are pumping money into a facility that is flooding and falling apart, and they have to bus them all out again if the court rules it shut down. The mayor has never come to the shelter to take a look.”

The migrant crisis continues to unfold, with more than 116,000 people arriving in the five boroughs over the past year, reports MEAWW.

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