Manhattan DA opens probe into Adams admin's leasing of commercial properties tied to possible bribery: report
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The latest probe into Mayor Eric Adams' administration is focused on potential bribery and money laundering in the leasing of commercial properties. This marks the fifth investigation surrounding Adams and key associates.
Ingrid Lewis-Martin, Adams' chief advisor, had her phone seized upon returning from a trip to Japan. Investigators suspect that the inquiry may involve serious legal ramifications, including possible connections to Turkish officials.
Authorities also seized phones from a city real estate official and a private broker who were involved in city leases. These actions demonstrate the depth of the investigation, highlighting concerns about corruption within the administration.
Despite the ongoing investigations, Mayor Adams defended his administration, stating, 'We are imperfect, but we're not this,' attempting to frame the inquiries within a broader context of governance challenges.
Read at New York Post
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