Erden Arkan, a businessman with close ties to New York’s Turkish community, pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to ...
It is unclear whether Arkan’s plea will require him to cooperate in the feds’ ongoing corruption investigation into the mayor ...
Erden Arkan, the Turkish-born owner of KSK Construction Group in Williamsburg, copped to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in Manhattan federal court, telling the judge he knowingly ...
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Turkish businessman admits to illegally steering funds to Mayor Eric Adams’ 2021 campaignErden Arkan, the Turkish-born owner of KSK Construction Group in Williamsburg, copped to one count of conspiracy to commit ...
Erden Arkan, 76, the head of KSK Construction Group, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in federal court in Manhattan. Federal prosecutors said that Arkan, who is ...
The Turkish-born construction executive said he knowingly wrote checks for employees who then made donations to the 2021 Eric ...
Adams himself has been charged in the same scheme but has denied wrongdoing. Erden Arkan, the co-owner of KSK Construction Group, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy in Manhattan federal court.
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Brooklyn real estate magnate pleads guilty to conspiring to funnel illegal donations to NYC mayorErden Arkan, 76, entered the plea to a conspiracy charge in Manhattan federal court, telling a judge that he knowingly ...
Turkish-born construction executive named in Mayor Adams indictment pleads guilty to federal charges
Erden Arkan, aka "Businessman-5," pled guilty to making 10 straw donations to the Eric Adams 2021 mayoral campaign. Arkan wrote checks to 10 employees, each of them for $1,250, who then donated to ...
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