NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Official Residence Raided by Law Enforcement

Eric Adams is facing an indictment … and, law enforcement has searched his official residence too — swarming the place in an early morning raid caught on video.

Law enforcement agents arrived at the New York City Mayor’s official residence Thursday morning — Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side — converging as a group before marching up the driveway to begin their search.

Watch the vid … about a dozen agents in business attire congregate outside the building near a fleet of black SUVs — at least one reportedly has a federal law enforcement parking placard on its dash.

The group walks as one unit, suitcases and other bags in hand, up to the front door … before entering the mansion and disappearing from view.

As we reported … Mayor Adams faces federal criminal charges after a grand jury indicted him. The charges against Adams — the first NYC mayor ever to be charged while in office — are still sealed.

EA plans to surrender to law enforcement next week, according to the New York Post. He released a statement to the outlet … saying he knew if he stood up for New Yorkers he’d become a target.

The Southern District of New York — the same U.S. Attorney’s Office prosecuting Diddy — is going after Mayor Adams as well … so, they’ve got some big names coming up on their court docket it seems.