A federal judge in Brooklyn agrees to dismiss charges in a corruption case tied to television rights for international soccer tournaments, according to reports. The case involves a convicted former Fox executive and a South American sports media company. The dismissal follows the judge’s decision to end the prosecution against the defendants in the matter. The allegations center on conduct connected to how TV rights for soccer competitions were handled, and the case has been described as part of a broader corruption investigation. One report characterizes the executive as having been previously convicted, while the other frames the judge’s ruling as agreeing to dismiss the charges against him and the affiliated sports media company. The rulings indicate that the court is not proceeding further with the charges currently at issue, although the reports do not provide additional detail on the specific legal grounds or whether any other defendants’ cases continue. The decision is reported as a change in status for the prosecution, moving the defendants out of the pending charges in the Brooklyn federal court proceedings.