Authorities are increasing security in New York as they prepare for the potential arrest of former President Donald Trump in relation to alleged hush money payments, pending a grand jury decision on whether to indict him on criminal charges.
Retired NYPD Chief Terry Monahan says the department is collaborating with other agencies to be ready for any situation.
“The NYPD is very mobile. There’ll be teams out there where they can get hundreds of cops on the scene instantaneously.”
A witness in the Trump-Stormy Daniels case claims the key witness against Trump is being untruthful. On Monday, Bob Costello, a former legal adviser to ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, said, “I’ve listened to Michael Cohen stand in front of the courthouse and say things that are directly contrary to what he said to us. My obligation is to bring the truth to both the district attorney and to Trump’s lawyers. That’s exactly what I did.”
Cohen, meanwhile, asserts that Trump reimbursed him for hush money payments to Daniels during the 2016 campaign to prevent the adult film actress from revealing an alleged affair she had with the presidential candidate.
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