Trump Investigators Stay On as New Manhattan DA Names Team
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Manhattan’s new district attorney, Alvin Bragg, is keeping two senior lawyers from his predecessor’s office who are deeply involved in the investigation of former president Donald Trump.
Bragg, who was sworn in over the weekend, announced members of his new leadership team on Monday. But Carey Dunne, who served as general counsel to former DA Cyrus Vance Jr., will stay on as special counsel under Bragg. And Mark Pomerantz, a seasoned litigator hired by Vance to serve as a special assistant district attorney in the Trump investigation, will also stay on, according to Richard Fife, a spokesman for Bragg.