Federal agents investigating New York City Mayor Eric Adams were still seizing phones and applying for search warrants days before Justice Department leaders ordered prosecutors to drop the corruption case.

New details are coming to light in Mayor Eric Adams’ now-dismissed federal corruption case, after the court unsealed a trove of documents Friday. For the first time, the public can see the search warrants, affidavits and various other records tied to the case. The New York Times and the New York Post asked a federal judge to publish the materials.

A cache of documents in the now-dismissed Eric Adams corruption case was unsealed Friday evening. The documents come after the New York Times filed a motion for release of the material, which neither prosecutors or the defense opposed.