As former President Donald Trump plans his visit to the Big Apple this week following his indictment, New York City’s police department is allegedly bracing for full-blown chaos. According to a memo, the NYPD has urged all cops to prepare for mobilization following Trump’s indictment.
Following the grand jury’s indictment of former President Donald Trump, the highest-ranking officials of the New York City Police Department issued a memo ordering all officers to be prepared for mobilization.
As a result of Thursday’s indictment announcement, officers of all levels are expected to remain on standby and perform their duties in uniform.
Since last week, the NYPD and other law enforcement agencies have been on high alert in anticipation of a grand jury decision in the Manhattan district attorney’s case.
Security measures like this are common in high-profile cases involving public figures, especially in cases involving former presidents. To ensure everyone’s safety, police departments and other law enforcement agencies often take proactive measures.
In addition to providing security details for individuals involved in the case, increased police presence can also be used, as well as barricades and other physical security measures at government buildings and courthouses. To prevent any potential threats to public safety, security may also be increased in the surrounding areas.
Here was the scene outside the Manhattan Criminal Court over the weekend:
President Trump is arriving in New York today and confirmed he will be heading to the Courthouse tomorrow.
Unlike the BLM riots and dangerous protests in 2020, we should channel our frustration and energy into peaceful protests and use our voice and our vote to support Donald Trump so he prevails in 2024 and makes America great again, again. This indictment only proves that the Democrats will do anything to take down Trump before the next election. Little do they know, however, that this indictment is going to backfire immensely and have wide-ranging repercussions. Just wait and see.
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