New York City, NY

New Yorkers Are Preparing For Possible Disruptions As Donald Trump Asks Supporters To Protest

Abdul Ghani

As a result of former president Donald Trump's appeal for followers to "protest" what he claimed would be his imminent arrest next week, New York City is prepared for possible disruptions in the days to come.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0dEc3u_0lO4xGmY00
Trump Supporters.Photo byrob walshonUnsplash

The former president made his assertion on his social media network early on Saturday morning. He is under investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and might be indicted as a result.

No American President Has Ever Been Arrested

The previous president had not been informed of any arrests, according to a Trump spokesman. Trump did not address the potential charges in his post and offered no proof of leaks from the district attorney's office.

The investigation takes place as Trump vies for the GOP presidential nominee in 2024. No American president has ever been charged with a crime, either while in office or subsequently. Trump has stated that he will carry on running for office despite being accused of a crime.

A representative for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg declined to comment on his office's investigation into a $130,000 hush payment made to porn actor Stormy Daniels by Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen.

NYPD Spokesperson

As of today at midday, the NYPD did not know of any planned protests, according to a spokesperson.

The probe focuses on claims that porn star Stormy Daniels received hush money payments. A former president's lawyer declined to respond to Trump's accusation that he was arrested.

Advocates of the former president have criticized the probe as being politically motivated by the Democratic District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office. Bragg is a frequent target of Republican vitriol.

When Twitter and Facebook disabled his accounts in 2021 due to his remarks on January 6, Trump used the social media network, developed by his media and technology company to communicate with his fans. His account was later restored via Twitter.

Support the Creator, Support Journalism

Your Support Can Help Us Bring More Investigative and Quality Content For You. Our Journalism Needs Your Support!

Read full story in "NewsBreak" App
# Donald Trump# New York City# America# Protest# Politics

Comments / 1

Published by

Member Of Freelancers Union (USA), Freelance Writer!, and Digital Creator. Ghani Mengal is an enthusiast Freelance blogger and digital marketer. His content has been published and featured on many popular blogs, websites, and publications. Including TeelFeed, LifeHack.org, Data-Driven Investor, TextSniper, Scientific Publication The Predict, The Startup, The Ascent, Heart Affairs, Illumination, And The List goes on.

N/A
7K followers

More from Abdul Ghani

Researchers Have Detected 4 Great White Sharks Swimming On New York And New Jersey Coasts In 7 Days

Visitors to the beaches in New York or New Jersey may want to keep a lookout for some fishy companions: The past several weeks have seen four great white sharks swimming near the coast.

Read full story
3 comments
Albany, NY

Bus Load of Migrants From NYC Reached Albany Yesterday

This weekend, migrant workers from New York City came by bus to the Sure Stay Best Western on Wolf Road. Their arrival marks the conclusion of talks between Albany and New York City. However, Colonie Town Supervisor Peter Crummey revealed the details in a letter to local media, labeling it a "unilateral action of Mayor Adams."

Read full story
247 comments

NY Homeowner Shot a 20-Year-Old Girl As Their Car Mistakenly Arrived At His Driveway, Charged With Second-Degree Murder

The man from New York who was accused of killing a 20-year-old woman after her car's driver apparently pulled up to the wrong location claimed that hunters were to blame for the shooting. He was charged with murder.

Read full story
New York City, NY

Mayor Adams: 1,000s of Beds And Family Units For Sheltering NYC Homeless Citizens Sat Empty For Newly Arrived Migrants

This week, as Mayor Eric Adams started legal action to suspend the city's 40-year-old right-to-shelter ordinance due to a city being "overextended" by recently arrived migrants, more than 1,000 beds and several hundred family units managed by the Department of Homeless Services sat vacant.

Read full story
185 comments
New York City, NY

Thousands of Dollars Worth Statues And Other Religious Items Were Stolen From A Catholic Church

Police in New York City are looking for someone who they believe stole religious statues and other things worth thousands of dollars from a catholic church in Queens earlier this month.

Read full story

Report: 5 Serious Incidents In Past Two Weeks At Rikers Island, Citizens Are Criticizing Department of Correction

After five serious and life-altering incidents occurred on the infamous jail complex of Rikers Island in just the past two weeks, the federal monitor for Rikers Island raised serious concerns about the Department of Correction's capacity to manage the city's jails safely and effectively in perhaps his most strongly worded report to date.

Read full story
Brooklyn, NY

15-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Got Locked In A Vault Of An Abandoned Spice Factory In Brooklyn

Authorities say a 15-year-old boy is now free following a terrifying ordeal that began late on Thursday when one of his buddies unintentionally locked him in a vault at an abandoned Brooklyn building.

Read full story
1 comments

Comptroller's Office Report Says New York Thruway Owes Over $276 Million In Fees And Tolls

According to an audit issued on Friday by Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, the New York State Thruway Authority is owing $276.3 million in taxes and tolls, with almost half of that money owed by out-of-state drivers.

Read full story
21 comments
New York City, NY

Migrants Crisis: All 200 City Office Officials Are Working To Provide Shelter And Beds For Asylum Seekers

What Will Happen to the People? Shelters in New York had already reached capacity. Attempts by officials to find accommodations for asylum seekers are in a panic. Three teams made up of the 200 employees of the New York City Office of Emergency Management are on standby at all times to respond to any type of calamity that might strike the city without warning, including terrorist attacks, devastating storms, and building collapses. Zach Iscol, the city's director of emergency management, was tucking his kids into bed one evening earlier this month when his phone rang. A new and unexpected busload of asylum seekers had arrived at the Port Authority, according to a message from one of the on-call personnel.

Read full story
159 comments
New York City, NY

SUV Driver Hit And Dragged Two NYPD Officer And Fled From The Scene

After being struck by a speeding car during a traffic check in Harlem, two NYPD officers are making a full recovery. Police are currently looking for the driver even though the policemen are in stable condition. According to authorities, the event took place on Tuesday at about 9:17 p.m. Around Third Avenue and East 116 Street, the officers were stopping a white Range Rover in a traffic stop.

Read full story
1 comments
New York City, NY

Fired NYC Professor Threatens Reporter With A Sharp Machete, The Reporter Was Asking Her Questions

A lawsuit involving a now-fired NYC professor and the NYPD, which is looking into claims that she threatened to "chop up" a reporter with a machete on Tuesday, is currently pending.

Read full story
17 comments
New York City, NY

NY Regional Economic Development Council Awarded $24 Million To 28 Local Development Projects

The Regional Development Council of New York has given $24 million to high-priority manufacturing and infrastructure projects all around the state. Two of the 28 projects granted represent around $895,000 in core capital grants and tax-credit money from Empire State Development and are situated in Queens and Long Island.

Read full story
Saratoga County, NY

Residence Search Turns Into Shooting: Two Police Officers With One Suspect Injured Seriously

According to the Times-Union, the Saratoga County Sheriff's deputies were carrying out a federal search warrant at a home on Foxwood Drive for drugs and firearms. At around 5:30 in the morning, a search was performed at the apartment building where the suspect, 23-year-old Anthony Zaremski, was residing. According to local reports, one police officer was shot in the leg and suffered critical injuries.

Read full story
New York City, NY

New York's $92 Million Animal Clinic And Care Center Launched In Bronx

The $92 million project to construct an abandoned animal care facility in the Baychester neighborhood of the Bronx was officially kicked off yesterday by the Department of Design and Construction (DDC) of New York City.

Read full story

State Police Has To Do More Work For Expanding The State's Red Flag Gun Law

State legislators and Governor Kathy Hochul reached an agreement last year to broaden the statute in New York allowing for the seizure of firearms from anyone regarded to be a danger to themselves or others.

Read full story
29 comments
New York City, NY

Why Has NYC's School Calendar Isn't Released Yet? Frustrated Parents And Teachers Have Questions

Why hasn't New York City's school calendar for 2023–24 been released yet is a common question from parents and educators. The Thursday following Labor Day, or Sept. 7, is usually the first day of school. But with no official word on opening day or other holidays, frustrations are growing as families try to make plans for the upcoming year.

Read full story
1 comments
Bronx, NY

NYPD Is Investigating The Case of Missing Teenage Boys Found Dead In Different Rivers

Authorities say that a neighborhood in the Bronx is getting ready to memorialize an 11-year-old kid whose body was sadly discovered in the Hudson River over the weekend after he and a 13-year-old companion went missing earlier this month.

Read full story
1 comments
Queens, NY

Doctors At Elmhurst Hospital Are Preparing For a Possible Upcoming 5-Day Strike

At Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, resident doctors have announced plans to strike for five days beginning on Monday. They want Mount Sinai, which oversees their training program and writes their paychecks, to give them the same salary as their Manhattan-based peers. If a deal is not reached by Sunday night, some 170 residents want to strike at 7 a.m. on Monday.

Read full story
New York City, NY

A Violent Weekend For NYC Subways, Woman Shoved Into Side of Subway Car And A Man Was Slashed In The Face

Two suspects are at large following two separate attacks on New York City subway systems, in which a woman was pushed into the wall of a subway car and a man was cut in the face with a sharp weapon.

Read full story
15 comments
Long Island City, NY

Long Island's Holiday Inn - LaGuardia West Is Now Filled With Asylum Seekers And Travelers Are Not Welcomed

The Holiday Inn - LaGuardia West in Long Island City is currently occupied by U.S. soldiers and asylum seekers. Sean Cullen and other travelers with bookings are no longer permitted.

Read full story
322 comments

Comments / 0

Community Policy