Prosecutors Resign from Eric Adams Case, Citing 'Wrongdoing' Concerns

Three prosecutors involved in the investigation surrounding New York City Mayor Eric Adams have resigned, according to sources familiar with the matter. The prosecutors, who were on administrative leave at the time, chose to resign rather than agree to what they considered unacceptable "preconditions" for their reinstatement.

While details of the preconditions remain unclear, the prosecutors' decision to resign rather than comply suggests a significant disagreement with the direction or handling of the case. The resignations raise questions about the integrity and independence of the investigation into Mayor Adams. Further investigations will be needed to shed light on the specific concerns raised by the departing prosecutors and the potential implications for the ongoing case.