Former president Donald Trump departed from Florida on Monday for New York, where he is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday.
In New York, the charge could be elevated to a felony if records are falsified to cover up or commit another crime. In this case, Bragg’s office appearsif the business records were falsified to conceal a payment that amounted to an undisclosed campaign contribution to benefit Trump’s 2016 bid for president.
At a City Hall news briefing before Trump left Florida on Monday, New York Mayor Eric Adams and New York Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said there would be roving street closures around the city and a higher police presence surrounding the courthouse. They also said violence from demonstrators would not be tolerated.Adams noted that one particular concern for security in the city Tuesday was violence inspired by false information.
“Although we have no specific threats, people like Marjorie Taylor Greene who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech, she stated she’s coming to town,” Adams said, referring to the Republican congresswoman from Georgia who has encouraged people to join her in protesting Trump’s indictment on Tuesday.
Adams said that, given his own policing experience, he’s not overly concerned about security challenges on Tuesday.prepared,” he said. “And weMore than 100 Trump supporters gathered earlier Monday morning at a strip shopping center across from a laundromat in West Palm Beach to wait for the former president’s motorcade to go by on its way to Palm Beach International Airport.
“I haven’t even finished setting up, and I’ve already made $300,” Solomon said as he hung up hats and flags to display behind his car. “Business is booming, ever since they came up with that boneheaded indictment, the merchandise has been flying out of here.”The latest:
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