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TRUMP IS FACING OVER 30 CHARGES
Evening Standard
|March 31, 2023
HE’S INDICTED OVER STORMY DANIELS HUSH MONEY PROBE BECOMES THE FIRST EX-PRESIDENT TO FACE CRIMINAL CASE
AMERICA was plunged into an unprecedented political frenzy today after Donald Trump was indicted by a grand jury following an investigation into hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels.
The bombshell legal move meant that he became the first former president to face criminal charges, further deepening the political chasm across the United States.
Mr Trump was expected to have to travel to New York, possibly on Tuesday, where he would have his mugshot and fingerprints taken, before entering a plea at an initial court hearing. But far from killing off his hopes of a White House comeback, the indictment was predicted to energise his diehard supporters and possibly boost his chances of becoming the Republican candidate at the presidential election next year. The specific charges were not yet known as the indictment remained under seal.
CNN claimed Mr Trump faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud, with other reports saying it would be a couple of dozen. He said he was “completely innocent” and indicated that he would not drop out of the presidential race.
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