Dozens of NYC housing employees hauled away in handcuffs after large-scale raid

More than 60 current and former NYCHA workers have been busted in a bribe-and-extortion scheme that authorities say involves the largest number of federal bribery charges in a single day in Department of Justice history.

The suspects — accused of accepting cash payments from contractors in exchange for lucrative New York City Housing Authority contracts — were hauled off in handcuffs in a widespread raid Tuesday morning, according to the Southern District of New York.

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“Today’s charges constitute the largest number of federal bribery charges on a single day in Department of Justice history,” the SDNY said in a statement.

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Dozens of New York City Housing Authority employees were hauled away in handcuffs as part of a large-scale raid Tuesday morning, The Post has learned.

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Over 50 employees were expected to be arrested in connection to the probe, which involved the city Department of Investigation and Homeland Security Investigations, sources said. Pictured: Martin Luther King Towers at 5th and Lenox Felix Bryant

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