Photo of Donald Trump: See booking photo after former president's arrest in Georgia
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August 24, 2023 5:57 p.m.
Donald Trump turned himself in to authorities in Fulton County, Georgia on Thursday in a proceeding that deviated from his previous indictment as it included his photograph.
The reservation photo, posted by the Fulton County Sheriff, quickly spread across the social networks, just like those of other defendants in the indictment. Trump and 18 others are charged in connection with an alleged scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 election in Georgia, a state that opted for Joe Biden.
According to prison records, Trump was arrested and incarcerated under inmate number P01135909. He was 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighed 215 pounds.
The former president appears to have come ready to pose for the photo, as he stares into the camera to cast a look of harshness and defiance, as he told his followers, "I am your punishment". The photo is also somewhat reminiscent of some commercial poses for The Apprentice.
Trump, who faces racketeering and other charges, sued Fulton County District Attorney , Fani Willis, who filed the case. But the conditions of his release on a $200,000 bond include the requirement that he “make no direct or indirect threat of any kind against the community or against any property of the community.” This term includes "social media posts or reposts of posts made by another person on social media".
Trump's three previous arrests, on New York State charges and two federal cases , did not include the show of a booking photo. But Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat insisted those incarcerated at the jail would have their picture taken regardless of their status. His trial on the charges in Georgia will likely also be televised, given that the state is more open to cameras in the courtroom than New York and federal court officials.
The photo itself is an unprecedented moment for a former president, as well as one who is currently at the front. -candidate for the Republican nomination. CNN, the first to air with Trump's photo, aired a chyron with his reservation number. The Trump campaign has already raised funds through previous Trump arrests featuring fake mugshots, and it seems likely that it will use the real objects in its fundraising appeals. The mugshot is in the public domain.
Trump himself quickly posted the image on his social media platform, Truth Social.< /p>
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August 24, 2023 5:57 p.m.
Donald Trump turned himself in to authorities in Fulton County, Georgia on Thursday in a proceeding that deviated from his previous indictment as it included his photograph.
The reservation photo, posted by the Fulton County Sheriff, quickly spread across the social networks, just like those of other defendants in the indictment. Trump and 18 others are charged in connection with an alleged scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 election in Georgia, a state that opted for Joe Biden.
According to prison records, Trump was arrested and incarcerated under inmate number P01135909. He was 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighed 215 pounds.
The former president appears to have come ready to pose for the photo, as he stares into the camera to cast a look of harshness and defiance, as he told his followers, "I am your punishment". The photo is also somewhat reminiscent of some commercial poses for The Apprentice.
Trump, who faces racketeering and other charges, sued Fulton County District Attorney , Fani Willis, who filed the case. But the conditions of his release on a $200,000 bond include the requirement that he “make no direct or indirect threat of any kind against the community or against any property of the community.” This term includes "social media posts or reposts of posts made by another person on social media".
Trump's three previous arrests, on New York State charges and two federal cases , did not include the show of a booking photo. But Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat insisted those incarcerated at the jail would have their picture taken regardless of their status. His trial on the charges in Georgia will likely also be televised, given that the state is more open to cameras in the courtroom than New York and federal court officials.
The photo itself is an unprecedented moment for a former president, as well as one who is currently at the front. -candidate for the Republican nomination. CNN, the first to air with Trump's photo, aired a chyron with his reservation number. The Trump campaign has already raised funds through previous Trump arrests featuring fake mugshots, and it seems likely that it will use the real objects in its fundraising appeals. The mugshot is in the public domain.
Trump himself quickly posted the image on his social media platform, Truth Social.< /p>
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