Man Arrested for Breaking Into NYC Mayor's Gracie Mansion

The 20-year-old suspect allegedly entered the residence early on New Year's Day, taking a Christmas ornament before being apprehended by security.

Michael Aromando, 20, was arrested after breaking into Gracie Mansion, the official residence of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, early on New Year's Day.
Aromando allegedly climbed a fence and entered the residence, where he was found in a bedroom by the mayor's NYPD security detail.
The suspect recorded himself on his phone taking a Christmas ornament from a drawer during the break-in, which was later recovered by police.
Mayor Eric Adams was not home at the time of the incident, and no injuries were reported during the arrest.
A Manhattan judge set Aromando's bail at $5,000 and imposed conditions including a curfew and a restriction to stay at least a block away from Gracie Mansion.