White powder sent to judge in Donald Trump's civil fraud case, adding to wave of security scares
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White powder was found Wednesday in an envelope addressed to the New York judge who ordered Donald Trump to pay a $454 million civil fraud judgment. It’s the latest security scare involving people in key roles in the former president’s legal cases.
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White powder was found Wednesday in an envelope addressed to the New York judge who ordered Donald Trump to pay a $454 million civil fraud judgment. It’s the latest security scare involving people in key roles in the former president’s legal cases.
Judge Arthur Engoron, who handed down a $355 million ruling against former President Donald Trump in his civil fraud trial, was sent an envelope containing white powder on Wednesday, causing an emergency response at his New York City courthouse, a source with direct knowledge of the incident confirm…
Suspicious white powder supposedly spilled out of an envelope addressed to Judge Arthur Engoron at the Manhattan Supreme Court, Wednesday morning. The...
An envelope with white powder was found Wednesday at the New York State Supreme Courthouse. Justice Arthur F. Engoron, who has offices there, oversaw Donald J. Trump’s civil fraud trial.
