C.R. McLeod, a spokesman for the New Castle County government, told The Associated Press on Saturday that investigators have concluded their probe and don't plan any further comment "unless something new arises that needs their attention."
Police on Friday spoke with a 17-year-old girl who communicated online with Weiner. Weiner has said his contact with the girl was neither indecent nor explicit, and authorities say the teen didn't say anything about illegal conduct.
The pressure on the congressman to resign escalated Saturday, with leading Democrats demanding that he step down. Weiner says he'll seek a temporary leave of absence from the House to get professional help.
The attorney for the 17 year old Delaware girl released a statement saying: "The 'Tweets' in question between the student in question and the Congressman were not salacious or in any manner inappropriate. No photographs were ever sent to her or from her."
Congressman Weiner spoke publicly on Saturday about his online communications with the girl, and announced a short time later that he was requesting a short leave of absence from Congress.
He was confronted by reporters outside of his home, telling them that he was not stepping down.
"This is ultimately a decision for my constituents," said Congressman Weiner.
Friday, the news broke that Weiner sent Twitter messages to a 17year old North Wilmington girl.
"Nothing explicit, nothing indecent, absolutely nothing inappropriate," Congressman Weiner said Saturday.
Saturday, a spokeswoman for the Democrat said that he is seeking treatment because he takes the views of his colleagues very seriously.
Both those colleagues, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosie say that is not good enough, and have asked him to resign, calling him a major distraction to the House.
