Big news – President Trump pardons police officer Mike McMahon.
Mike’s wife was overjoyed.
BIG NEWS!!! Mike has been PARDONED BY THE @POTUS WE ARE BEYOND GRATEFUL!!! @lawler4ny NEVER stopped fighting for us!! Never!! https://t.co/3nitW1M91h
— Martha Byrne (@MarthaByrne10) November 7, 2025
Allison Guerriero was also thrilled.
President Trump pardoned Mike McMahon today! Nobody deserves it more. Mike was innocent all along. This is the letter I sent to the President before his sentencing. We all prayed all the time for this. Thank you God! #PardonMikeMcMahon #NYPD #Innocent #MikeMcMahonDidNothingWrong…
— Allison Guerriero (@AllisonGuerrier) November 7, 2025
We shared Mike’s story in June.
The New York Post reported on Thursday on the story of another American destroyed by the DOJ:
Emmy-winning soap star Martha Byrne is in the midst of her most challenging role yet — starring in a real-life spy drama.
A seemingly routine job taken by her husband, former NYPD cop Michael McMahon, 57, unraveled into an almost 10-year nightmare, resulting in him becoming the first private investigator convicted of spying for the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in the US.
In one scene which could have been plucked from Hollywood thriller, a dozen FBI agents surrounded their New Jersey home in the fall of 2020…
…Byrne’s continuing fight to exonerate McMahon is told in her new book, “In the Interest of Justice: One Woman’s Fight Against a Weaponized Justice Department to Save Her Husband.”
“You don’t have to have the largest army to conquer the enemy, just the smartest,” she writes.
Armed with her computer and cell phone, Byrne, 55, has become an expert on Operation Fox Hunt — the Chinese government’s scheme to track down and prosecute dissidents in foreign countries, mostly without the cooperation of their sovereign governments.
The Post previously revealed a Chinese police station in Lower Manhattan, where officials allegedly often work with local private investigators to nab Chinese nationals, usually on charges from the motherland.
McMahon was convicted of stalking a New Jersey couple who are Chinese expatriates. He maintains he had no knowledge he had been working on behalf of the PRC.