(The Hill) – 1 of the prime prosecutors who had been leading the Manhattan district attorney’s investigation into former President Trump and the Trump Business said in his resignation letter that he believed Trump was “guilty of quite a few felony violations,” The New York Times documented.

“His economical statements were fake, and he has a very long record of fabricating facts relating to his personalized funds and lying about his belongings to banks, the national media, counterparties, and quite a few other individuals, which includes the American individuals,” Mark Pomerantz wrote to Manhattan District Legal professional Alvin Bragg (D) in the letter received by the Moments.

“The crew that has been investigating Mr. Trump harbors no question about no matter if he dedicated crimes — he did.”

Pomerantz known as Bragg’s conclusion not to move forward with presenting the evidence to a grand jury and trying to get costs “misguided and entirely contrary to the public interest.”

“…I and other people have advised you that we have proof enough to establish Mr. Trump’s guilt beyond a sensible question, and we think that the prosecution would prevail if expenses were being brought and the subject have been tried using to an impartial jury,” Pomerantz wrote to Bragg.

“No scenario is fantastic. Whichever the pitfalls of bringing the situation may possibly be, I am confident that a failure to prosecute will pose a great deal increased dangers in terms of public assurance in the fair administration of justice.”

Pomerantz also expressed his fears that not proceeding in this situation would “doom” foreseeable future initiatives at prosecuting Trump in similar circumstances. 

Danielle Filson, a spokesperson for Bragg, pointed out to The Hill in a statement that the investigation was ongoing and prosecutors ended up nevertheless doing the job on the case.

“The investigation carries on. A crew of seasoned prosecutors is working every single working day to follow the details and the law. There is practically nothing a lot more we can or really should say at this juncture about an ongoing investigation,” she mentioned.

The progress comes as Pomerantz and yet another major prosecutor, Carey Dunne, submitted their resignations last thirty day period just after Bragg indicated apprehension about relocating forward with Trump’s circumstance, the Occasions described in February.

The resignation arrived forward of the grand jury for the probe expiring on April 1. 

In response to Pomerantz’s resignation, Trump attorney Ronald Fischetti advised the Moments that his previous law associate “had the opportunity to current the fruits of his investigation to the D.A. and his senior employees on numerous situations and unsuccessful.”

“Never just before have we witnessed this degree of corruption in our legal procedure,” the Trump Group mentioned in their personal assertion to the newspaper.

The Hill has reached out to the Trump Organization, Pomerantz and Fischetti for remark.