DETROIT — Prosecutors are asking a judge to revoke former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's probation.
Findings of fact were filed Wednesday with Wayne County Circuit Judge David Groner, who set noon as the deadline for the documents.
Kilpatrick's attorneys also met the deadline. Spokesman Mike Paul declined further comment.
Prosecutors say Kilpatrick has "intentionally hidden assets ... lied to the court and fraudulently conveyed assets to others to avoid his obligation to pay restitution."
Closing arguments in Kilpatrick's probation violation case are set for Tuesday.
Kilpatrick resigned in 2008 and served 99 days in jail as part of plea agreements in two criminal cases stemming from a text-messaging sex scandal. He also was ordered to pay $1 million in restitution. http://bit.ly/dc6itJ
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