New York City has been on edge since the ex-president announced last month that he expected to be indicted, with local authorities receiving unfounded bomb threats and a pro-Trump woman arrested for flashing a knife at passersby outside Manhattan courts.
, the latest chapter in his shocking political career and turbulent relationship with his hometown.
To date, members of the media have far outnumbered pro- and anti-Trump demonstrators outside the Manhattan criminal courts, where Trump will turn himself in, though the authorities have been tightening security ahead of the big day. Due to security concerns, Trump won’t undergo a notorious perp walk for the arraignment, sources previously told The News.
It’s not yet known if State Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan will allow cameras for the first criminal arraignment of a former president in U.S. history.“The public has the right to witness this moment in history,” state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal said at a press conference.
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