Maurene Comey, Prosecutor's Prosecutor in Sean 'Diddy' Combs and Ghislaine Maxwell cases: Sources

The Ministry of Justice dismissed Maurene Comey from the US law firm for the southern district of New York on Wednesday, where she recently headed Sean “Diddy” Combs, said several sources ABC News.

A spokesman for the US public prosecutor in Manhattan rejected a statement. A spokesman for the Ministry of Justice did not immediately answer a comment call

Comey was a respected deputy US lawyer who successfully pursued Ghislaine Maxwell, the former employee of the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and several gang members before the divided judgment in the process against Combs, who was condemned for prostitution for an indictment, but was convicted of serious charges for serious charges.

Comey was also involved in the case of the office against Epstein, who died of suicide in 2019 in the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center while waiting for the federal sex trade for the federal sex trade.

Comey is the daughter of the former FBI director James Comey, which President Donald Trump released during his first term because he initiated the investigation in Russia.

According to sources, Trump blew privately about the fact that a Comey work works in his administration.

This marks the latest shock for the country's most prominent public prosecutor.

In April, the office of the office, Matthew Podolsky, agreed to step aside and to clarify his candidate for the preliminary US lawyer for the southern district of New York.

Podolsky had taken over for Danielle Sasso, who resigned in February in February against the order of the Ministry of Justice to drop the allegations of corruption against the New York Mayor Eric Adams.

Sasso was appointed preliminary US lawyer by Trump when President Edward Kim dismissed the role during the change in the administrations.