At dawn on Thursday, law enforcement hurriedly convened at a Long Island residence following a report of a bomb threat. This residence was none other than that of Judge Arthur Engoron, the man currently helming the civil fraud case being scrutinized against former national leader Donald Trump. The threat was lodged only hours in the lead-up to the court reconvening, with closing arguments for the case slated to follow shortly.

Al Baker, acting in his capacity as spokesperson for the court administration, provided confirmation of the threat, stating, 'Justice Engoron was indeed targeted with a bomb threat.' The Nassau County police officers, together with a bomb squad, acted swiftly and were the first to respond to the situation.

Baker continued, remarking on the security measures that have been taken since early on in the trial. 'Since the initial stages of these proceedings, multiple layers of security protocols have been in place.' In light of the recent threat, even more stringent measures have been implemented to ensure Judge Engoron’s safety. 'The planned proceedings will proceed as scheduled, despite this unexpected incident.'

The legal atmosphere took on heated tones this past Wednesday. Engoron and Attorneys for Trump had a sharp exchange of electronic correspondence. The bone of contention? A request from Trump that he be granted permission to deliver part of the closing arguments himself. The crux of Engoron’s disagreement pivoted on concerns about Trump keeping his comments squarely on the case’s factual material, and refraining from delving into personal attack territory.

At dawn on Thursday, law enforcement hurriedly convened at a Long Island residence following a report of a bomb threat. This residence was none other than that of Judge Arthur Engoron, the man currently helming the civil fraud case being scrutinized against former national leader Donald Trump. The threat was lodged only hours in the lead-up to the court reconvening, with closing arguments for the case slated to follow shortly.
Al Baker, acting in his capacity as spokesperson for the court administration, provided confirmation of the threat, stating, 'Justice Engoron was indeed targeted with a bomb threat.' The Nassau County police officers, together with a bomb squad, acted swiftly and were the first to respond to the situation.
Baker continued, remarking on the security measures that have been taken since early on in the trial. 'Since the initial stages of these proceedings, multiple layers of security protocols have been in place.' In light of the recent threat, even more stringent measures have been implemented to ensure Judge Engoron’s safety. 'The planned proceedings will proceed as scheduled, despite this unexpected incident.'
The legal atmosphere took on heated tones this past Wednesday. Engoron and Attorneys for Trump had a sharp exchange of electronic correspondence. The bone of contention? A request from Trump that he be granted permission to deliver part of the closing arguments himself. The crux of Engoron’s disagreement pivoted on concerns about Trump keeping his comments squarely on the case’s factual material, and refraining from delving into personal attack territory.

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