NYC battens down the hatches and NYPD
prepares to mobilize 700 'disorder control'
riot cops ahead of ex-president's possible
arrest - as MAGA supporters descend on
Trump Tower
Posted By: Imright, 3/19/2023 2:08:40 PM
The Big Apple is ready to batten down the hatches and mobilize 700 riot cops ahead of former President Donald Trump's anticipated arrest early this week. State, city and federal law enforcement agencies have been meeting in recent weeks to discuss how to deal with expected widespread protests following Trump's arrest, as his supporters have already started descending on Trump Tower. The New York Police Department is even considering stationing hundreds of riot cops, the Daily Beast reports, fearing that Trump's arrest may cause both MAGA conservatives and anti-Trump protesters to face off outside Manhattan Criminal Court as he is arraigned.
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