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Eric Adams, a Police Department captain who faced discipline for comments during a television interview in October, has been found not guilty of two of the three internal charges against him. Captain Adams was found guilty of appearing on television as a representative of the department without permission and will forfeit 15 days' vacation as punishment. Captain Adams's trial, was held on the fourth floor of Police Headquarters. Days after that announcement, Captain Adams, the founder of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care, which endorsed Fernando Ferrer, said the announcement had been timed to divert attention from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's decision to skip a mayoral election debate. Eric Adams, a Police Department captain who faced discipline for comments during an interview, has been found not guilty of his actions which is against him, which includes that he misled the public during the terror alert last fall, said by his lawyer. But Captain Adams was found guilty of appearing on television as a representative of the department without permission, and will forfeit 15 days vacation as punishment, and this is according to the text of the judgment provided by his lawyer, Norman Siegel. In the interview, Captain Adams, who retired from the department yesterday to run for a State Senate seat from Brooklyn, said that he felt ratified and said he would appeal the finding of guilt.