Bespoke Suits, Spanish Art: NYC Mayor's Ex-Adviser Accused of Brazen Bribery

Bryan Thomas/Getty ImagesThe former commissioner of New York City’s Department of Buildings was indicted Wednesday on charges he traded favors and influence for more than $150,000 in cash and gifts, including a premium New York Mets season ticket package, a discounted beachfront apartment in Queens, a “bespoke suit,” and a painting by the last surviving apprentice of legendary Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí.Eric Ulrich, who resigned in November after being questioned by local investigators who

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