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‘New Second Amendment:’ How the NYPD, Manhattan DA are fighting radical online ghost gun manufacturers 
“As technology continues to evolve, ghost guns and 3D-printed firearms continue to pose a threat to public safety. To address the proliferation of these dangerous weapons, my office has partnered closely with Deputy Chief Nilan and the NYPD through our Ghost Gun Initiative to remove guns off our streets, stay ahead of emerging trends, and advocate for new legislation – leading to significant progress,” DA Bragg said. “We will continue to comprehensively address gun violence through collaboration with our legislative and law enforcement partners. We are extremely grateful to Deputy Chief Nilan for her extraordinary leadership and the NYPD for their close collaboration.”
Vision $12,500: How suspected corruption spilled into battle over the McGuinness Blvd bike lane
On Thursday, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg accused Ingrid Lewis-Martin of accepting $2,500, free catering at Gracie Mansion worth $10,000 and a brief appearance in the TV series “Godfather of Harlem” in exchange for using her post as the number two official at City Hall to meddle in the overhaul of McGuinness Boulevard in Greenpoint.
Eric Adams’ Close Advisor and Associates Indicted in Wide-Ranging Influence Schemes
Mayor Eric Adams’ closest longtime advisor, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, sold off her influence to a wide variety of interests, taking free catering, cash, home renovations and other gifts in exchange for her help eliminating bureaucratic hurdles for developers and steering lucrative contracts to select vendors, prosecutors charged Thursday.
Adams confidante Ingrid Lewis-Martin charged in sprawling $75K bribery scheme involving key allies
Characterizing her alleged crimes as “classic bribery conspiracies that had a deep and wide-ranging impact on city government,” Bragg said in a statement that his years-long invesitgation into Lewis-Martin is continuing and being conducted jointly with the city Department of Investigation.
Ingrid Lewis-Martin, Top Adams Adviser, Faces Fresh Corruption Charges
The Manhattan district attorney’s office announced sweeping corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams’s former chief adviser and several of her associates on Thursday, unsealing four separate indictments that outlined a series of brazen schemes and painted a damning picture of a city for sale.
Eric Adams’ longtime confidant Ingrid Lewis-Martin accepted over $75K in bribes — including $10K in seafood, bombshell indictments charge
Mayor Eric Adams’ longtime right-hand, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, allegedly accepted more than $75,000 in bribes in exchange for political favors while in her powerful role in City Hall, a bombshell set of new indictments revealed Thursday allege.
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