The US Department of Justice requests the judge to throw the issue of corruption against the mayor of New York City

On Friday, the US Department of Justice requested that they refuse corruption against the mayor of New York City Eric Adam

Acting Deputy Prosecutor Emile Bouv, the second in the department, and lawyers from the General Integrity Department and the Criminal Department, presented the paper work that requires the end of the case. They claim that it was marred by the emergence of violations and that allowing continuing to continue to interfere with the offer of the mayor’s re -election.

The judge must approve the request.

The deposit came hours after BOVE made a call with the prosecutors in the General Integrity Department of the Ministry of Justice – which deals with corruption cases – and gave them an hour to choose two people to sign the dismissal proposal, saying that those who did this can be promoted, according to a person familiar with the matter.

After the prosecutors came out of the call with Bove, the consensus between the group was that they would all resign. But the veteran public prosecutor went up to his concern for youth jobs in the unit, the person who spoke on condition of anonymity said to discuss the details of the private meeting.

The separation movement of three pages Bove and the names of Edward Sullivan, the lawyer for the supreme litigation in the General Integrity Department, and Antoinette Bacon, a supervisory official in the Ministry’s criminal department. No one from the Federal Public Prosecutor’s Office in Manhattan, who brought the Adams case, signed the document.

The move came five days after the confrontation between the leadership of the Ministry of Justice in Washington and its office in Manhattan, which has long disappeared its independence as it was taken in Wall Street, bad corruption, political corruption and international terrorism.

At least seven representatives in Manhattan and Washington resigned instead of implementing a Bouv’s direction to stop the case, including interim American lawyer Daniel Sasson and head of the General Integrity Department in Washington.

The Ministry of Justice said in its request from Judge Del E. It was that she was seeking to reject Adams’s charges of the option to rejuvenate them later. He has not yet taken action based on Friday evening.

“I imagine that the judge will want to explore what his role is under the rules,” said Joshua Navatis, a former federal public prosecutor who did not participate in the Adams case. “I expect the court to either ask the two parties to come personally to the court or to present papers, or both.”

Poweh said earlier this week that Trump, who appointed the American lawyer of Manhattan, who has not yet confirmed the Senate, could decide whether the accusations will be redirected after the November elections. Adams faces the democratic introductory elections in June, where he lined up many competitors.

His trial was on the right track in the spring.

Pauv concluded that continuing to continue the claim will interfere with Adams’s ability to rule, which constitutes “unacceptable threats to public safety, national security, initiatives and relevant federal immigration policies,” said the removal proposal. Among other things, he said that the case caused Adams to reach the sensitive information needed to help protect the city.

Adams acknowledged that he was not guilty in September on charges of concern, more than 100,000 dollars in the contributions of the illegal campaign and the luxury travel privileges of foreign nationals looking to buy his influence while he was president of Brooklyn’s president in a campaign to be a mayor.

Despite the critical of the past, Adams has sometimes mobilized with Trump recently his ministry at his club in Florida Golf last month. The president criticized the case against Adams and said he was open to give the mayor, who was a Republican registered in the 1990s, is an amnesty.

Bove sent Monday note to direct Sasson, Republic, to drop the case. He said that the mayor was necessary in the Trump campaign to migrate and hesitated Adams’s allegations that the issue is revenge on his criticism of the Biden administration migration policies.

Instead of compliance, Sasson resigned on Thursday, along with five high -ranking Ministry of Justice officials in Washington. A day ago, I sent a message to the new public prosecutor of Trump, Bam Bondi, asking her to meet and review the guidance to drop the case.

Sasson suggested in her message that “he” is likely to conduct an investigation “on the reason for rejecting the case. She noted that in at least one case, the judge rejected this demand for the opposite of the public interest. She wrote,” A strict investigation here will be consistent with a precedent and practice in These areas and other areas.

Seven former American lawyers in Manhattan, including James Kumi and Jeffrey S. Berman and Mary Joe White, a statement praised by Sasson “the commitment of integrity and the rule of law.”

In her letter to Bondi, Sasson accused Adams’s lawyer of submitting up to “Quid Pro Quo” – his help in immigration in exchange for the overthrow of the case – when they met the officials of the Ministry of Justice in Washington last month.

Adams Alex Spiro’s lawyer said on Thursday that a supporter of professionals was “a complete lie.”

“We were asked if the case had any impact on national security, enforcement of immigration, and he answered us sincerely,” Spearo said in an e -mail to the correspondents.

Adams added on Friday: “I have never presented – and no one on my behalf – any trade from my authority as a mayor to end my cause.