Albany, NY – The Albany County district attorney says two aides to Gov. Eliot Spitzer didn't commit any crime in compiling state police travel data about Republican Senate leader Joseph Bruno.
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"This office found no illegal conduct," stated District Attorney P. David Soares, a Democrat. "To the contrary, we found that the governor, his staff, and the New York State Police were acting within their authority in compiling and releasing documents to the media concerning the use of state aircraft."
In July, Democratic Attorney General Andrew Cuomo found the aides acted improperly in an apparent plot to discredit Bruno, but broke no laws. [wnbc]