The announcement Friday by Cyrus Vance Jr not to seek 1/4 term raises questions about the timing of the investigation into Trump Vance's office has set in court filings.

It is looking into possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the former President Trump organization, including tax and insurance fraud and falsification of business records.

Among those cooperating with investigators.

Donald Trump's former personal lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen being about Trump's family sometime later today.

The investigation got a boost last month after the Supreme Court ruled Vance's office could review eight years of Trump's tax returns.

Trump's accountants at Mazar is turned over millions of pages to the D A.

According to tax records and financial statements.

You know the dean's office machines after last week that sounds to me like the Holy Grail.

If indicted, Trump would be the first former president to face criminal prosecution.

Vance gave no specific reason for his decision not to run again.

In a statement, he said, quote, I never imagined myself as a district attorney for decades, like my predecessors.

The probe into Trump could continue beyond Vance's tenure.

He's tapped former federal prosecutor Mark Pomerantz to oversee the investigation.

Trump is also being investigated in Georgia for allegedly trying to overturn that states 2020 election results, a step that could lead to criminal charges by local authorities.