Manhattan's civil courthouse was briefly locked down by a bomb threat on Tuesday (March 21), as prosecutors continue to investigate the former US president's hush-hush payment to Stormy Daniels.
The courthouse in New York where Donald Trump's trial is being investigated was briefly closed due to bomb threats.
Manhattan's civil courthouse was briefly closed on Tuesday (March 21), as prosecutors continue to look into Trump's hush payment to porn star Stormi Daniels.
The threat was called to 911 and did not mention the former US president by name, but did affect the case he is facing.
According to a Law360 reporter, New York State Attorney General Leticia James has a $250 million (£205m) fraud lawsuit against Trump and members of his family who are also part of the Trump Organization.
The former Apprentice USA host told her fans on Truth Social over the weekend to expect her arrest on Tuesday, but that hasn't happened yet.
That seems unlikely because the Manhattan grand jury appointed by District Attorney Alvin Bragg does not meet on Tuesday, and there are no reports yet that the grand jury will convene on Monday. Ended his service on (March 20).
A criminal indictment could come as soon as Wednesday (March 22), with the grand jury not expected to list any more witnesses.
Trump has publicly expressed anger about the possibility of his impeachment and has called on his supporters to protest.
Following his calls, barricades were erected outside the criminal courthouse in Manhattan although there were actually few demonstrations.
