The teenage son of controversial mayoral aide Rachel Noerdlinger was busted in Harlem Friday on trespassing charges, law enforcement sources said.
Khari Noerdlinger of Edgewater, NJ, was with three other young men, two of whom had marijuana in their pockets, sources said. The three pals, all of whom had ID, received summonses. But the 6-foot-1, 215-pound Noerdlinger, who had no ID and was reluctant to identify himself, was arrested.
The teenager — who in a Tweet last August called cops “pigs always killing people” — was in Manhattan central booking Saturday night awaiting arraignment in criminal court, said sources.
Given Mayor de Blasio’s stormy relationship with cops, a detective involved in the bust contemplated checking in with a union delegate, sources said.
Rachel Noerdlinger, chief of staff for city First Lady Chirlane McCray and former mouthpiece for Rev. Al Sharpton, won special approval to live in New Jersey by claiming her son suffered devastating physical injuries in two car crashes — even though the strapping kid had fully recovered and played linebacker for his high school football team.
Khari played nine games at the physically demanding position, racking up 41 tackles and two sacks during the 2013 season, according to websites that track high school football stats. Yet his remarkable recovery was never mentioned in a letter Rachel Noerdlinger got from City Hall on her behalf — which specifically cites his “mental and physical condition” as the reason they need to stay in the Garden State.
“It would be a hardship to require Ms. Noerdlinger to relocate in light of her son’s medical condition and social supports in place to help him through an indefinite, long-term process of recovery,” the letter to the head of the city’s personnel agency stated.
Why the apparently traumatized teen was in Manhattan Friday night is unknown.
Her son’s arrest is the latest woe Noerdlinger has faced since she went to work at McCray’s $ 170,000 chief of staff.
Khari Noerdlinger was with his mom’s boyfriend, Hassaun McFarlan, when McFarlan was pulled over in Edgewater in 2011 for driving the wrong way down a one-way street.
McFarlan was charged with pot possession, and Noerdlinger was hit with a summons for letting him drive a car without a license. Khari Noerdlinger was 14 years old at the time.
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