Top federal prosecutor who exposed massive $250M Minnesota fraud case steps down from position

[libertybele]

I'd say he's been paid off.

Top federal prosecutor who exposed massive $250M Minnesota fraud case steps down from position

The lead federal prosecutor who helped uncover massive fraud in Minnesota has resigned from the U.S. Attorney's Office, according to media reports.

Joe Thompson served as the acting U.S. Attorney of Minnesota after being appointed by President Donald Trump in May 2025. He led the office until Daniel Rosen took over as U.S. attorney in October.

"It has been an honor and a privilege to represent the United States and this office," Thompson, 47, wrote in an email obtained by the Minnesota Star Tribune.

He did not disclose the reason for his departure or what he plans to do next. Fox News Digital has reached out to the Minnesota U.S. Attorney's Office and the Justice Department. ...........

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/top-federal-prosecutor-who-exposed-massive-250m-minnesota-fraud-case-steps-down-from-position

[DB]

Maybe it's because it failed to notice the other $9 billion or so of fraud...

Or some law firm offered him a deal too good to turn down...

[Cyber Liberty]

Maybe it's because it failed to notice the other $9 billion or so of fraud...

Or some law firm offered him a deal too good to turn down...

Or he's getting daily death threats from the Democrats that run that state, for exposing what he did.