Albany County District Attorney David Soares on Tuesday responded to New York Attorney General Letitia James' findings from her investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

James' report, which was published Tuesday morning, included interviews with 179 people and found that Cuomo harassed current and former staff members, including staff members based in Albany, between 2013 and 2020.

"Along with the public, today we have been made aware of the final independent report from AG Letitia James’ office regarding Governor Cuomo’s conduct as they relate to violations of civil harassment statutes," Soares, who has the ability to file criminal charges against Cuomo, said in a statement to Fox News. "We will be formally requesting investigative materials obtained by the AG’s Office, and we welcome any victim to contact our office with additional information."

Soares added that as the matter develops, his office is "reviewing the document released by the Attorney General today" and "will refrain from any additional public comment at this time regarding the status of the ongoing criminal investigation by" the DA's office.

The Albany Police Department did not immediately respond to an inquiry from Fox News.

One of Cuomo's accusers identified in James' report as a trooper with the Protective Services Unit (PSU), the unit of New York State Troopers assigned to protect the governor with offices in Albany and New York City, alleged that the governor had touched her inappropriately on several occasions, usually in passing.

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