An attorney for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo has served the sheriff of Albany County, New York, with a preservation notice regarding his “rogue” investigation, a representative for Cuomo announced Saturday.
An attorney for Cuomo, who has repeatedly denied allegations of inappropriate touching, served Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple with a “preservation of records” relating to his investigation into Cuomo after the sheriff announced Friday that the former governor would be arrested and summoned to appear in court next month.
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