Former NYC Building Commissioner Traded Favors for Cash, Mets Tickets, Prosecutors Say
Prosecutors say he took more than $150,000 in cash and gifts in exchange for favors, including inspections, permits and city jobs.
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Former NYC building commissioner traded favors for cash, Mets tickets, prosecutors say
Prosecutors played recorded phone calls and displayed text messages on Wednesday as they argued former New York City Buildings Commissioner Eric Ulrich allegedly exchanged political favors for cash, Mets tickets and other benefits.
Eric Ulrich goes to trial in bribery case
Former City Councilmember Eric Ulrich’s alleged exchange of political favors for cash and other perks is headed to trial more than three years after he was indicted in a sweeping corruption investigation into the administration of former Mayor Eric Adams.
Power, gain and betrayal alleged as disgraced Adams’ aide Eric Ulrich’s corruption trial begins
Assistant District Attorney Guy Tardanico said that as a Republican city councilman, senior adviser to Adams, and ultimately, head of the city Department of Buildings, Ulrich, 41, gave his friends easy access to the highest levels of government, “including the mayor.”
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