Donald Trump shot released from Georgia prison

 

Donald Trump shot released from Georgia prison. Twitter

A photo of former US President Donald Trump has been released after he was officially processed in an Atlanta jail on multiple felony charges related to his bid to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.

Common mistakes that lead to Back Pain

The image shows Trump with a stern expression, taken after he was booked as inmate #P01135809, according to Fulton County Jail records.

This moment is extraordinary because, unlike his previous criminal cases, Donald Trump had to take a photo.

The former president spent a brief 20 minutes in jail before returning to his golf club in New Jersey. Before departing Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on his private jet, he reiterated his belief that the charges against him, including this case, are politically motivated.

10 symptoms of kidney disease

In a statement to reporters, he said: "What happened here is a travesty of justice. I did nothing wrong and everyone knows it."

At 77 years old, Donald Trump is the first former president of the United States to face criminal charges. Notably, these legal challenges appear to be strengthening rather than diminishing his chances for the GOP nomination for the upcoming presidential race against Democratic incumbent Joe Biden.

Father of Tennessee Titans player Caleb Farley killed in NC house explosion

Despite Donald Trump's legal troubles, he maintains his lead in the Republican primary. His supporters, including U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, gathered outside the jail when he arrived.

Loyalists such as Laura Loomer have even suggested that the picture could achieve iconic status similar to the Mona Lisa.

Meanwhile, the trial continues, with a trial date for one of Trump's co-defendants set for October 23. Eleven others have already been processed, including figures such as Rudy Giuliani and Jenna Ellis.

Will Mahira Khan get married next month?

Donald Trump is accused of 13 crimes, including extortion, coercion of public officials, and an attempt to undermine the legitimate confirmation of Biden's victory. Although he maintains his innocence, the allegations represent an unprecedented situation in American politics.