Trump’s Georgia election interference case heading to grand jury

The Georgia prosecutor who has been investigating charges of election interference towards former president Donald Trump will start presenting her case to a grand jury as quickly as Monday — drawing a blistering counter-attack from the goal of her prolonged probe.

Fulton County District Legal professional Fani Willis on Saturday notified former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan that he’ll testify early subsequent week, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Saturday, in a case that might slap the former president with racketeering and different costs regarding his conduct following the 2020 presidential election.

An indictment within the case can be Trump’s fourth felony case this 12 months, in what Trump referred to as “a marketing campaign and fundraising CON JOB.”

“RACIST Fulton County (Atlanta) District Legal professional ‘Phoney’ Fani Willis … weakly presides over one of many deadliest communities within the U.S.,” Trump vented Saturday on Reality Social.

“AS PRESIDENT, CHALLENGING ELECTION FRAUD – MY DUTY & RIGHT!” he proclaimed.

The case, which focuses on Trump’s makes an attempt to problem the 2020 election ends in the Peach State, will hinge on his January 2021 demand for Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “discover, uh, 11,780 votes” — sufficient to overturn his razor-thin Georgia loss.

Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat stated final week that Trump must observe “regular practices” — together with a mug shot — if indicted.