Eric Ulrich

You know, that office, you know, brag doesn't really work.

I mean, we could check out the Eric Ulrich trial.

It's like, why is Eric Ulrich on trial and not Eric Adams? But yeah.

Well, the

answer to that question is quite simple, Sal.

I love that it's Frank Caron and it's...

What's his face? Eric Ulrich crying.

It's not me.

It's Adams.

He did work for Eric Adams Community Affairs outfit, so we're not lying to you.

This guy is getting, he has no money for an attorney, and he just wondered, why don't these guys, Eric Ulrich on Wednesday, I think his trial resumes after a week of nothing.

I don't know what happened there.

It's very clear who these people were working for, yet low-hanging fruit is what's going into the courtrooms.

There was a shooting, a deadly shooting, on the George Washington Bridge this week, Tuesday.

Well, yesterday, we were heading over to the Eric Ulrich trial, which is actually off until Tuesday, when we ran into a gaggle of photographers in front of APAR 1 on the first floor.

This was awaiting the presentment of Victor Romero, former NYPD detective, who allegedly shot right through the window and killed Mr. Koron Irvine of Con Edison on the bridge and then drove away.

Well, he was whisked in.

And I wanted to hear what Dave says about this.

But prosecutors lay out phone evidence against Eric Ulrich.

The third day of the former Eric Adams administration official's corruption trial brought on more calls between him and his co-defendants.

Now, just so people know who this guy is, because so some people, I made two updates on this myself, reports.

Eric Ulrich was a Republican city councilman who became the buildings commissioner under Eric Adams in the now most corrupt administration to ever run New York City, the Eric Adams administration.

He had to resign because he was on the investigation and gets indicted.

This is Jenny Garth from I Choose Me with Jenny Garth.

And Adams was in on that, saying you got to do it or you're being directed by Eric Adams through Ingrid Lewis-Martin to go do this.

Now, we're be-- is-- We're, we're hitting all the courts around here.

Yesterday, we did go and speak at the, uh, People of the State of New York versus Eric Ulrich, uh, uh, case.

Before the jury...

No, there is no jury.

The bribery trial is getting underway this week for the senior advisor to Black former mayor of New York City, Eric Adams.

Eric Ulrich, who was also head of the Department of Buildings at one point, was indicted on felony charges in 2023 for allegedly using his political positions in exchange for cash bribes.

Ulrich resigned following the charges.

He's facing a minimum of five years behind bars if convicted.

There's also a terrific column there by Dodi Stewart on the latest killing machine in New York City's endless war on rats.

And over at the City Reporter, there's a lot of really good reading up right now, including Greg B. Smith previewing the trial of Adams administration building commissioner Eric Ulrich and the grubby allegations of dishonest pedigraft he's facing.

Samantha Maldonado digging into the Economic Development Corporation's plan for a new residential building in Lower Manhattan that would be as tall as the Empire State Building, and quite possibly the densest such building in the city's history.

There's also Claudia Irizarry-Apant on the new head of Mondani's Office of Labor Relations, and the intense collective bargaining over health benefits in particular, coming up as the city's contract with DC 37, its largest public sector union, expires next month.