Eric Adams Denies Quid Pro Quo, Urges new yorkers to put this ‘Episode behind us’

New York City Mayor Eric adams on Friday denied offering the Trump administration A quid pro quo deal in an effort to have his criminal corruption case Dismissed, as a top federal prosecutor alleged before they resigned in protest.

“I want to be crystal clear with new yorkers: I Never Offred – Nor Did Anyone Offer on My Behalf – Any Trade of My Authority as your Mayor for An End to My Case. Never,” Adams SAID in AAMS SAAID in AAID in AAMS SAAID in AAMS SAAID

“I am solely beholden to the 8.3 million new yorkers that I represent and I will always put this city first,” The democratic mayor said.

“Now, we must put this Difacity Episode Behind Us So that Trust Can Be Restored, New York Can Move Forward, and We Can Continue Delivering For the People of this City,” He Said.

The Statement Came after at Least Seven Department of Justice Prosecutors Resigned in Response to Top Official Emil Bove Ordering the dismissal of adams’ case in MANATTAN FEDERAL COURT.

Danielle Sassoon, Who was the acting us attorney for the southern district of new york, offered her resignation to us attorney general general pam bondi in a letter Wednesday detailing her objections to Boves.

That letter also also alleged that, in a jan. 31 Meeting with Bove and Members of Her Office, Adams’ Lawyers “REPEATEDLY URGED WHAT AMOUNTED TO A Quid Pro Quo.”

The mayor’s attorneys indicated that adams only be able to help the trump administration

“MR. BOVE Admonished A Member of My Team Who Took Notes during that Meeting and Directed the collection of those notes at the meeting of the meeting of that’s conclusion,” She Wrote.

Bove, in a scathing Letter Thursday, accepted Sassoon’s Resignation and Transferred Adams’ case to the main doj. Bondi said she expects adams’ case will be discmitted Friday.

Presiding Donald Trump On Friday distanced Himself from the conflict over adams’ case, while brushing off the wave of resignations in the doj.

“These are mostly people from the Previous Administration,” He Told Reports in the Oval Office. “So they were weren’t going to be there anyway.

Five other Senior Doj Officials in Washington, DC, Resigned Chiursday Over Bove’s Dismissal Order.

On Friday, Prosecutor Hagan Scotten Issued His Own Blistering Letter of Resignation, Telling Bove, “I expect you will Evently Find someone who is enough of a fool, or enough of a coup

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