
NEW YORK — A grand jury indictment of former President Donald Trump over the hush money payment made to Stormy Daniels could set off an unprecedented security challenge for law enforcement, according to law enforcement and security analysts. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: A possible indictment of Donald Trump could create a long security problem for New York law enforcement and court officials because of threats, protests, and online violence.
Key Points:
A Trump indictment could bring more threats, protests, and heavy security costs for courts, police, taxpayers, and nearby businesses.
Heightened security may help protect judges, prosecutors, workers, and the public from violence.
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Central prosecutor targeted by threats and a core focus of the security response.
Central figure whose possible indictment and calls to protest drive the article’s security concerns.
Federal investigative agency involved in threat investigations and security coordination.
Key law-enforcement agency preparing security measures around the courthouse and monitoring threats.
Court security body involved in planning and protecting the courthouse during the potential indictment.
Federal protective agency included in security planning for Trump’s possible appearance.
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Court building and proceedings are part of the article’s security discussion, with a bomb threat reported there.
Organized a planned protest outside the courthouse and is part of the mobilization response.
Pro-Trump online forum cited as a place where violent threats and organizing activity were posted.