Attorney Kurt Olsen has reportedly resigned from the “RICO Grande” case that the Department of Justice has been pursuing in the Southern District of Florida, as reported by the Associated Press.The AP cites a source “on the condition of anonymity to discuss personnel matters,” but The Gateway Pundit, through another source, can confirm the resignation and adds that Olsen will remain employed at the Department of Justice, something that was not immediately clear in the AP’s reporting.In a post on X, former federal employee Clay Parikh wrote that he was contacted by a writer for Reuters seeking an accuracy review for an upcoming article discussing Olsen’s involvement in Puerto Rico, where ODNI was given access to the voting system after coordination through DOJ and the FBI. DHS was later briefed on the findings.A screenshot in the post suggests that Reuters will portray Olsen’s assignment in the Southern District of Florida as resulting from his failure to provide evidence of foreign interference from the Puerto Rico systems.FAKE NEWS ALERT!Reuters is about to put out an article with multiple inaccuracies. Written with obvious bias. As I was internal to the Federal government during the time mentioned and am still under NDAs, I cannot disclose too much. Just follow the thread in the comments. pic.twitter.com/zz09vd7xUU— Clay Parikh (@ParikhClay) September 23, 2026However, according to our source, the source utilized by the outlet may have leaked confidential information, and any potential rebuttal would require violating ongoing non-disclosure agreements.During the 2024 election cycle, Puerto Rico’s voting system had significant problems. According to contemporary reporting from the AP:The problem stemmed from a software issue that caused machines supplied by Dominion Voting Systems to incorrectly calculate vote totals, said Jessika Padilla Rivera, the commission’s interim president.While no one is contesting the results from the June 2 primary that correctly identify the winners, machine-reported vote counts were lower than the paper ones in some cases, and some machines reversed certain totals or reported zero votes for some candidates.These issues led to Puerto Rico canceling the contract with the vendor and replacing the system after 70% of polling sites failed to transmit data electronically in the 2024 election cycle.Olsen’s resignation marks the third significant resignation this month after Joe DiGenova resigned from the same case earlier this month, followed by the resignation of his wife, who was reportedly investigating 2020 election fraud.Following his resignation, NBC News interviewed DiGenova, who said that things “were going smoothly” with the investigation. NBC reported that Washington had “assembled prosecutors to work alongside DiGenova in his effort.”From NBC News:DiGenova maintained that things were “going along smoothly.”“I want to underscore that we were following the principles of federal prosecution all along the way, and we did that. We were moving smartly, and I underscore we were moving smartly, and then things, you know, got where they got,” diGenova said.Calling the team of the Southern District of Florida “superb,” diGenova said that “if they are allowed to do their jobs, they will succeed supremely.”“The people in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Florida who are running this case have done a phenomenal job under the worst of circumstances,” diGenova said. “There’s just no doubt there weren’t sufficient resources.”Asked about whether he’d sidelined anyone who was sent in from DOJ headquarters, diGenova said, “As a courtesy to the department — and let me underscore, as a courtesy to the department — I am not going to discuss that.”The post Attorney Kurt Olsen Resigns from RICO Grande Case – Will Remain at DOJ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.