Washington: Federal Prosecutor Donald Trump judge in the case involving classified documents requested on Friday that the former president should not be allowed to speak publicly in ways that would “constitute a serious, imminent and predictable risk to law enforcement officers engaged in the prosecution.”
Prior to his plea for leniency before U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, Trump had made a false claim this week that FBI agents who raided his home in August 2022 “had the authority to charge me Shots fired,” and “locked and loaded, ready to take me away and throw me into my family.” In danger.
He was talking about an entry he found in a court filing for public view which stated that during searches the FBI follows a standard policy of using force but not deadly one unless there is reasonable cause based on specific facts at such time as an officer reasonably believes “the guy is showing signs of threatening to The policeman or another person poses an immediate threat of death or severe bodily injury.
This is just their generally applicable search use-of-force policy meant for limiting force application.Prosecutors revealed that Trump was deliberately out when it was carried out while his family vacationed with the complicity of Secret Service. No violence occurred.
“The Government’s Motion Is Necessary Because Trump Has Recently Made A Number Of Deliberately False And Incendiary Statements That Misrepresented The Fbi’s Planning And Execution Of The Mar-A-Lago Search Warrant,” said Special Counsel prosecutor Jack Smith’s Team wrote, asking Cannon to place conditions on Trump’s release pending trial prohibiting him from speaking.
“These statements grossly misled federal law enforcement officers about their intent and actions, falsely insinuated that they were part of a plan to kill him thereby exposing these police officers to arrest since some are also set as witnesses in his upcoming trial. Threats To Life, Violence And Harassment,” they added.
Trump’s attorneys did not respond immediately on Friday night to a request for comment.
“Defense Attorneys Oppose Government’s Motion, Prosecutors Write.
Palm Beach, Florida – Donald Trump is charged with dozens of felonies alleging that he improperly retained classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida after leaving the White House in 2021 and then obstructed the FBI from accessing them. He has pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing.
While seeking to return to the White House, Trump faces four criminal cases; however, it is unclear whether the other three will be tried before the election aside from an ongoing hush money prosecution in New York.
During an unrelated event on Thursday, Attorney General Merrick Garland was asked about the claim that the FBI intended to use force against President Trump. “This accusation is just not true and highly dangerous,” said the documents obtained by Department of Justice as part of a consensual search.
