NYC adjudicator won't bung Letterman blackmail case

NEW YORK – A adjudicator has angry bottomward a TV producer's appeal to bung out a bent case accusing him of blackmailing David Letterman over the comic's adulation life.

Manhattan accompaniment Supreme Court Justice Charles Solomon disqualified Tuesday on Robert "Joe" Halderman's bid to get the attempted admirable burglary case dismissed.

Prosecutors say Halderman accepted $2 actor to accumulate quiet about the "Late Show" host's diplomacy with staffers. Halderman says he aloof offered Letterman a adventitious to buy — and accumulate clandestine — a thinly-veiled cine about his life.

The case spurred the late-night figure to acquaint admirers in October that he had slept with women who formed for him.

The 52-year-old Halderman could face up to 15 years in bastille if convicted.