The criminal investigation, in contrast to a months-long civil probe, began only after media outlets reported on Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa’s remarks on a Feb. 10 call with lawmakers about nursing home COVID death statistics.
February 18, 2021 at 02:53 PM
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The Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s Office did not initiate its criminal investigation into Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s coronavirus task force and its handling of COVID-19 in nursing homes until after the audio recording of a Cuomo aide’s call with state lawmakers became public last week, a source with knowledge of the matter told the Law Journal on Thursday.
The existence of the new investigation was first reported late Wednesday by the Times Union in Albany.
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