The FBI conducted a pre-dawn raid on Linda Sun's lavish $3.5 million Long Island home on Tuesday, it has been reported. The New York Times.
Sun, one of Gov. Kathy Hochul's former deputy chiefs of staff, saw his five-bedroom property raided and searched by the federal agency.
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The plush house, located in the exclusive gated community of Manhasset, remains the focus of the investigation, with the motives for the sudden pre-dawn raid currently unclear.
Reports suggest that neither Sun, 40, nor her husband Chris Hu, 41, are facing any charges or allegations of wrongdoing.
No arrests were made and authorities have not yet clarified the reasons behind the raid.
The search warrant was obtained by the US Attorney's office in Brooklyn, according to sources.
The couple had owned the property until recently, with property records showing they transferred the property to a trust in March.
Sun has worked in various New York State government positions during his 15-year career, serving in both the Hochul and former Governor Andrew Cuomo administrations.
Her LinkedIn profile highlights her role in promoting business development, Asian American affairs, and diversity, equity and inclusion.
Linda Sun's husband, Chris Hu, runs a liquor store in Queens and has incorporated several businesses over the past decade, including a medical supply company amid the COVID pandemic.
The FBI's abrupt pre-dawn raid leaves the couple's future decidedly uncertain, and the wider implications of this development are yet to come to light.
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