Federal prosecutors who investigated Eric Adams put on leave by Justice Department: Report
- Two federal prosecutors, Andrew Rohrbach and Celia Cohen, were placed on leave and escorted out by federal law enforcement officials, as reported by multiple current and former law enforcement sources.
- The Justice Department dropped the case against Eric Adams after President Donald Trump took office, prompting resignations over alleged misuse of charges as leverage.
- Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's administration led to at least one other attorney being placed on leave for comments about Ed Martin, who supports Trump's false election claims.
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Federal prosecutors who worked on the Eric Adams case escorted out of workplace
Two federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York who worked on the case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams were placed on leave Friday and escorted out of the building by federal law enforcement officials, multiple current and former law enforcement sources told NBC News.
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