NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Associates, Including Ingrid Lewis-Martin, Face Corruption Charges Ahead of Court Appearance

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing increased scrutiny as more of his associates and supporters are reportedly confronting corruption charges, according to multiple sources including The New York Times. Among those implicated is Ingrid Lewis-Martin, Adams' former chief adviser who continues to volunteer on his reelection campaign; she is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday to face additional charges. Reports also indicate that a former top City Hall advisor and current campaign confidante attempted to give money to a reporter following a campaign event in Harlem. These developments come amid ongoing political tensions in the city's mayoral race, with the NYC GOP nominee introducing new nicknames for both Adams and former Governor Andrew Cuomo while urging former President Donald Trump to remain neutral in the contest.