5 Federal, State, and Local Law Enforcement Prepare to Indict Trump: Report

Law enforcement is preparing for the possibility of an indictment of former President Donald Trump.

State, local and federal agencies are considering security measures if Trump is indicted, according to five senior officials quoted by the publication. NBC News on Friday.

Charges could be filed as early as next week.

Trump will be charged with misdemeanor charges related to alleged improper payments to pornographic actress Stormy Daniels, according to NBC.

Agencies are preparing, NBC reports: the NYPD, New York State Court officials, the U.S. Secret Service, the FBI’s Joint Counterterrorism Team, and the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

Sources familiar with the discussion describe Trump preparing for his first appearance in Manhattan Criminal Court, Fox News reports.

“We learn that the Manhattan District Attorney’s office has requested a meeting with law enforcement ahead of Trump’s potential indictment. The meeting is due to discuss logistics for some time next week, which means they expect an indictment next week.” pic.twitter.com/IkbM46Naoe

— Acyn (@Acyn) March 17, 2023

Fox said the Secret Service and New York law enforcement are developing a process that would see Trump appear at the courthouse.

George Soros-funded Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has previously indicated that he investigation Trump’s personal finances.

Bragg reportedly sought a meeting with other law enforcement agencies to discuss the logistics of Trump’s appearance in court.

Trump, who is actively running for a second consecutive presidential term, indicated that the criminal charge would not affect his intentions to return to the White House.

“I wouldn’t even consider leaving,” the Republican said of the possibility, calling the potential indictment a guerrilla attack to neutralize his candidacy. New York Times.

Trump lambasted ‘radical-left Democratic prosecutors’ on Wednesday truth social a message causing interference with the probes’ election.

The potential charges would represent an escalation of criminal investigations against Trump.

Justice Department officials have so far refused to press charges against Trump, even after an unprecedented raid on the former president’s office. Mar-a-Lago residence in connection with a documentary dispute.

No former president has ever been charged or convicted of a crime in American history.