In a significant development in an ongoing investigation involving New York City Mayor Eric Adams, federal authorities have seized the cellphone of his chief adviser, Ingrid Lewis-Martin, who was also served a federal subpoena. The incident occurred as Lewis-Martin returned to JFK Airport, further intensifying scrutiny over the mayor's inner circle. Sources indicate that the investigation has prompted a search of her home, alongside the seizure of her phone. As Mayor Adams pleads not guilty to unspecified charges, more revelations about his administration are expected, with additional aides facing similar legal actions.