Grand Jury Considers Evidence Against Mayor’s Chief Adviser Ingrid Lewis-Martin
Source: nbcnewyork.com Investigation into Corruption Allegations Manhattan prosecutors are examining evidence that could lead to an indictment of Ingrid Lewis-Martin, the chief adviser to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, according to sources familiar with the matter. The investigation, which has been underway for several months, focuses on potential corruption, including bribery and money laundering linked to the city’s leasing of commercial properties. Prosecutors are presenting their findings to a grand jury and could pursue charges as soon as this week. Lewis-Martin, who has held a key position in City Hall for years, resigned from her role on Sunday, just days after the latest developments in the probe. The investigation initially gained attention in September when district attorneys seized her phones at John F. Kennedy International Airport upon her return from a vacation in Japan. Authorities have since expanded their inquiry to include potential criminal activities involvin...