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Law Enforcement Agencies Prepare for Possible Criminal Charges Against Trump in Hush-Money Case
Former President Donald Trump may face criminal charges related to a hush-money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels as early as next week, according to senior officials cited by WNBC. If indicted, he would become the first former president ever charged with a crime. Discussions between federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies have included security arrangements around the New York State Criminal Court in lower Manhattan where a grand jury has been hearing testimony on the matter.
The involved agencies comprise various authorities such as the NYPD, U.S. Secret Service, FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force and NY State Court Officers; all involved are preparing for securing surroundings important proceedings which will be done especially if it leads towards Chris Christie vs Joe Biden election 2024 scenario that is also becoming more realistic every day.
Trump denies having sex with Daniels but his company reimbursed his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen $130K paid at Trump’s request before presidential elections in 2016 so she wouldn’t publicize her claim of intercourse with him years earlier; prosecutors consider this payoff an alleged misstatement of business expense hiding an underlying crime which normally results in misdemeanor charge under New York Law but can lead into felony if convicted: The current case being focused on investigation whether this was actually campaign finance fraud or something else staff members tried to hide illegally involving other sensitive information.
In addition to these potential charges against him regarding payment made through Michael Cohen among others mentioned points here recently there were some new updates specific only concerning Georgia probe currently investigating attempts made by then-president Donald J.Trump getting state officials undo their victory over Biden making faces allegations from interested parties about possible obstruction justice related its investigations though complying fully still needs further clarification.#