Former President Donald Trump, seen here at a UFC event in Miami, is facing 34 felony counts in New York (AFP)
Donald Trump on Thursday surrendered to Fulton County authorities in connection with charges that he was involved in a broad conspiracy to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election.
The former president through his attorneys earlier this week negotiated terms of his surrender agreement that required him to post $200,000 bail.
Trump expected to be released from the Fulton County jail after authorities conclude processing, which Sheriff Patrick Labat previously stated would include a mug shot.
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The former president along with 18 of his allies were indicted earlier this month on allegations they violated the state’s anti-racketeering laws.
Trump, who is facing additional federal charges and another indictment in New York State, was charged in the Fulton County election conspiracy case with 13 counts including soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiring to impersonate a public officer, conspiring to commit forgery, and conspiring to file false documents.
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