NEW YORK, United States - A woman was arrested on Wednesday for disrupting Donald Trump's civil fraud trial after she approached the former US president in court saying she wanted to 'assist him,' a court spokesman said.
NEW YORK, United States - A woman was arrested on Wednesday for disrupting Donald Trump's civil fraud trial after she approached the former US president in court saying she wanted to"assist him," a court spokesman said.The woman, a court employee, was"safely escorted" out of the Manhattan courtroom by officers and has been charged with contempt and immediately placed on administration leave pending an investigation, spokesman Lucian Chalfen said.
She was"stopped by court officers before she got near Mr. Trump or any of the attorneys or other litigants," the spokesman said, adding that"none of the parties were ever in any danger." New York's attorney general Letitia James has accused Trump, his sons Eric and Don Jr and other executives of the Trump Organization of colossally inflating the value of their real estate assets in order to receive more favorable bank loans and insurance terms.
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