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A former top aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, has been indicted on new bribery charges, according to prosecutors in Manhattan. The charges allege that Lewis-Martin accepted more than $75,000 in bribes, including $10,000 worth of seafood, while serving as the mayor's chief adviser. She faces a second indictment related to corruption allegations that have been under investigation for two years. In total, seven individuals are facing new charges in the ongoing City Hall corruption probe. The indictments include four separate conspiracy counts and name eight other individuals. Lewis-Martin was seen arriving at Manhattan Criminal Court in handcuffs. The investigation continues to uncover alleged bribery schemes linked to City Hall officials.
“The Green sisters, who are twins, are not only close friends of Breed’s, but they also live next door to her in that infamous rent-controlled apartment on Page Street.” Cronies of London Breed and Shamann Walton step down from co-executive director roles at nonprofit. https://t.co/m6OyA199b9
“The glowing missive was written by P.J. Johnston, who sit on AAACC’s board (listed on their latest 990 as “parliamentarian”). If Johnston’s name sounds familiar, he also chaired London Breed’s reelection campaign and is a longtime friend and confidant.” https://t.co/LnrSV9viaF
BREAKING: London Breed’s friends the Green sisters step down as co-executive directors of the African American Art & Culture Complex. Nonprofit took in $5,388,750 from scandal plagued Dream Keeper Initiative even after violating state law. https://t.co/apI1hteczx
