Ingrid Lewis-Martin, the chief advisor to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, has abruptly resigned from her position, anticipating a forthcoming indictment as a federal investigation intensifies. Following a series of events, including the search of her home and the seizure of her phones by prosecutors, Lewis-Martin announced her resignation while maintaining that she did not break any laws. The grand jury is reported to be reviewing evidence that could lead to formal charges. This resignation contributes to a wave of departures from the Adams administration as scrutiny continues over alleged corruption linked to the mayor and his aides.