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This is Sid and Friends in the morning. I get by with a little help for my friends.

I mean, if we're going to put somebody on Mount Rushmore,

let's get Sid Rosenberg on Mount Rushmore.

A big development in the U.S. Attorney's Office here in New York

involving the dropping of federal charges against New York Mayor Adams,

three federal prosecutors who worked on the Adams

case resigning and accusing their boss of pressuring them to make up a story that they engaged

in wrongdoing in the Adams case.

The three attorneys saying they did nothing wrong and all three attorneys quit are the

claims that they're going public with an unethical scandal in the making.

ABC News chief investigative reporter.

Aaron Kuturski here now with this very big development.

Aaron.

Bill, these three federal prosecutors were all put on leave over the now dismissed corruption case against Mayor Adamson said they felt pressured to admit they did something wrong as a condition of their reinstatement.

They weren't going to do that. Instead, all three resigned. Derek Wickstrom, Celia Cohen, and Andrew

Roerbach were all there in September when the charges against the mayor were announced. And they

were put on leave in February after their then boss, Danielle Sassoon, resigned in protest of the Justice Department's order to drop the case so Adams could be free to cooperate with President Trump's immigration agenda.

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