Impeachment report on former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to be released soon
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A report detailing the findings of an impeachment investigation into former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to be released to the public in the coming days, according to two members of the New York State Assembly Judiciary Committee.
Members on Thursday reviewed the 45-page report detailing findings from the independent investigation into allegations against the former governor launched more than eight months ago. The report addresses topics including the sexual harassment allegations against Cuomo, discrepancies in reported deaths in nursing homes from Covid-19, Cuomo's pandemic leadership book deal, claims of the executive chamber's hostile work environment, and Cuomo's level of cooperation with the committee investigators, according to one of the members, Michael Montesano, who spoke with CNN.
It is unclear how the report will be released to the public, but the Judiciary Committee could hold a public meeting in Albany next week, said Montesano, a Republican from Long Island, and another member who declined to be named.
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