Former President Trump’s one-time attorney Michael Cohen has officially been released from prison. After his release, Cohen who received a three-year sentence told reports he looks forward to helping law enforcement hold others accountable.

The Hill reports:

“My release today in no way negates the actions I took at the direction of and for the benefit of Donald J. Trump,” Cohen told the media on Monday. “But it also does not negate the behavior of the Justice Department, Bill Barr, the Southern District of New York Prosecutors, Judge William H. Pauley the third, or Donald himself, in my initial incarceration and prosecution.”

“I will continue to provide information, testimony, documents and my full cooperation on all ongoing investigations to ensure that others are held responsible for their dirty deeds and that no one is ever believed to be above the law,” Cohen added.

Cohen pleaded guilty to nine federal crimes including tax fraud, lying to Congress, and paying off two women who threatened to go public with their past alleged affairs with Trump just before the 2016 presidential election.

Cohen remained loyal to Trump until the federal authorities raided his home, office, and hotel room at the Regency in April 2018.