City resident Daniela Jampel crashed Mayor Eric Adams’ press conference Monday to confront Mayor Eric Adams over his mask mandate. She was fired shortly afterward from her job at the city Law Department, The New York Post learned.
She served as an assistant corporation counsel, and was terminated within an hour — by email.
Adams stood in front of a podium banner that read, “Come to the city where you can say whatever you want,’’ as the mom criticized him.
“Three weeks ago, you told parents to trust you that you would unmask our toddlers,” Jampel told the mayor.
“You stood right here, and you said that the masks would come off April 4. That has not happened.”
Jampel told The Post in a statement, “I am retaining counsel and will not litigate in the press.”
Her law firm said they had decided to fire her before she spoke out. Coincidentally, they fired her in less than an hour after she approached Adams.
Many parents already told their toddlers that they wouldn't have to wear a mask on Monday before @NYCMayor last minute reneging on his promise to unmask our toddlers. Kids are upset and disappointed. Mine included. pic.twitter.com/pDc9hJdXfo
— Daniela Jampel (@daniela127) April 3, 2022
On a day where Eric tells gays in Florida to move to NYC where they can have free speech he turns around & terminates a city worker who questioned him about why children have to wear masks in school. Free speech for everyone unless you criticize Adams in which case you get fired!
— Curtis Sliwa (@CurtisSliwa) April 4, 2022
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