Prosecutors said in a recent filing they have additional evidence — though they have not filed a superseding indictment.

Justice Department officials submitted a new court filing on Monday alleging that New York City Democratic Mayor Eric Adams was involved in criminal behavior that extends beyond their initial indictment made last fall.

Federal prosecutors said they have uncovered “additional criminal conduct” by Eric Adams and his associates in their historic bribery and corruption case against the mayor. The shocking new claims — made with no further explanation — came in a filing late Monday in which Manhattan federal prosecutors said their “ongoing investigation” has led them to more alleged crimes on top of the indictment they filed against Adams in September.