On Thursday night, Donald Trump turned himself in at the Fulton County Jail, as announced. He left after paying $200,000. hole. deposit.
“P01135809, six feet tall, weighing 215 pounds, with blue eyes and blonde or strawberry hair,” is how former President Donald Trump was described by the Corrections Service for his short time in custody. The politician was also put in a police photo, as the very first former US president. Trump shared his police photo in his first post on Portal X since Twitter blocked his account in early 2021.
Donald Trump arrived at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia around 7:30 p.m. local time (1:30 a.m. Polish time). The admission procedure took 20 minutes. After its completion, he left prison. Trump was released on $200,000 bail under a deal previously negotiated by the politician’s lawyers. dollars.
Allegations against Donald Trump
In a 98-page Georgia indictment released last week, Trump and 18 other defendants faced a total of 41 criminal charges related to attempting to influence the results of the state’s 2020 presidential election.
A court in Georgia has ordered the former president to pay $200,000 to avoid arrest. bail and promise not to intimidate potential witnesses. Previously, Trump was charged in courts in Washington, where he was charged with illegal attempts to stay in power, and in Florida, in a case involving the withholding of classified documents.
In New York, state authorities accused him of concealing payments for silence to porn actress Stormy Daniels during the 2016 election campaign. Trump has pleaded not guilty in all counts, arguing that the charges against him are a “witch hunt.”
The allegations against Trump coincide with the start of the presidential campaign ahead of the 2024 election. The former president is seeking the Republican nomination, and the polls give him an advantage over other Republicans.
Paweł Lisicki and Wojciech Cejrowski discussed the latest accusation against Donald Trump in the ‘Antysystem’ program. Not a month goes by without new allegations against Donald Trump. Now I mean the claim that Trump has tried to influence the election results, but also to reverse the results, which means that he does not respect democracy. For this he risks twenty years in prison. This is the next wave of these allegations, as the previous ones involved the withholding of documents or the allegations of one of the women who alleged that she was abused by Trump. However, this new accusation appears to be the most important politically, because it means Trump disrespects democracy and wanted to take power by force, Lisicki noted.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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