Ingrid Lewis-Martin, former top aide to Mayor Eric Adams, is set to appear in Supreme Court, New York County, on new charges that have not been released. The New York Post reports that she is expected to face additional charges tied to allegations of accepting luxury meals and other perks in exchange for political favors.

Martin's lawyer, Arthur Aidala, said the Manhattan District Attorney's Office declined to provide details about the new charges.

Ingrid Lewis-Martin, a longtime adviser to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, is facing more federal charges in four separate indictments, the Manhattan District Attorney's office announced Thursday. Lewis-Martin is now charged with four counts of conspiracy in the fourth degree and four counts of bribe receiving in the second degree.