Donald Trump arrested, arrives in court for arraignment - CNN
On Tuesday, April 4, former President Donald Trump was arrested in the United States. He has now arrived at the courtroom where he will be charged. He did not want to talk to journalists.
This was reported by CNN. Before his arrest, Trump arrived at the Manhattan District Attorney's office, where he is being held (to see photos and videos, scroll to the bottom of the page).
"It is expected that Trump will not be handcuffed after his arrest, as he will remain under the constant protection of law enforcement," the statement said.
The 45th US president is also expected to be fingerprinted, although it is not yet known whether his mugshot will be taken.
Trump left Trump Tower and headed to the Manhattan District Attorney's office.
Source: Stephen Voss for CNN
Before his arrest, Donald Trump published a post on his social media platform TruthSocial.
"Heading to Lower Manhattan, the Courthouse. Seems so surreal - wow, they're going to arrest me. Can't believe this is happening in America," he wrote.
Trump's post.
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This is a truly historic moment in US history, as Trump will be the first sitting or former US president to face criminal charges.
Meanwhile, the White House has said that it is prepared for unrest over Trump's trial. They also added that the current US leader, Joe Biden, is "not interested" in Trump's indictment in New York.
Trump entered the courtroom to be arraigned. The judge rejected a request from journalists to broadcast the hearing.
According to NBC News, Trump pleaded not guilty to all 34 charges.
Meanwhile, people gathered outside the courthouse, both Trump supporters and those who want him to be brought to justice. The area was guarded by law enforcement officers.
People gathered near the court building.
Source: Radio Liberty
A picket outside the court building.
Source: Radio Liberty
The territory was guarded by law enforcement officers.
Source: Radio Liberty
Recall that Trump will appear before a Lower Manhattan court in the case of hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. He will face 34 criminal charges.
As reported by OBOZREVATEL:
- On March 18, Trump said that he could be arrested next week in a case of concealing money paid to women who claimed affairs with him. He called on his fans to protest.
- The Manhattan District Attorney's Office responded that Trump had created "false expectations of his arrest" to avoid it and forced his Republican colleagues in Congress to intervene in the investigation.
- The grand jury of the Manhattan court in New York has voted to indict the 45th President of the United States Donald Trump.
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