NYC Mayor Adams' advisor, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, had her phone seized in a federal corruption investigation.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin, chief adviser to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, was served a federal subpoena and had her cellphone seized after returning from a trip to Japan. The searches are part of ongoing corruption investigations involving Adams, who faces charges of bribery and fraud. Lewis-Martin's attorney stated she will cooperate with investigators but is not currently a target. The incidents raise concerns about the administration's integrity amid legal scrutiny.