Legal Aid demands immediate probe of 'stunning' report on NYC shelter cover-up. Here's more from MelissaRusso4NY
Several sources tell News 4 that staff at the Department of Social Services, including the agency's legal team, were angry after being instructed to hold off on telling City Hall, and not promptly notify the Legal Aid Society, as has been past protocol.
In New York City's homeless shelters, migrant families have not received the proper help, which could violate a 2008 court settlement that requires the provision of proper shelter in the city. Melissa Russo reports. An internal email chain including senior agency staff, attorneys and spokespeople shows Jenkins suggested making an untrue statement, that"we are meeting our legal mandate to provide shelter."
At a news conference on July 21, after News 4's report aired, Mayor Adams admitted they had violated the law for a small number of families, adding they violated the"letter of the law but not the spirit of the law."
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