Mayor Eric Adams' youngest brother, Bernard Adams, is stepping down as senior adviser for mayoral security.
-- Mayor Eric Adams' youngest brother, Bernard Adams, is stepping down as senior adviser for mayoral security.Last year, the mayor sparked controversy after submitting a proposal to the city's Conflicts of Interest board to hire his brother for the role, which came with a $210,000 salary.
The mayor backed down from the plan, and his brother, who is a former NYPD sergeant, was brought on as a volunteer instead, making $1 a year.
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