Manhattan DA warns against intimidation amid Trump's call for protests and potential indictment.

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The Manhattan district attorney has warned against attempts to intimidate his office after Donald Trump called for his supporters to protest any action against him. An indictment from the office of Alvin Bragg is widely expected this week, but officials and Trump’s lawyers have clarified they have no certainty as to timing or what will happen in court. Trump made no mention of a criminal indictment and arrest at a college wrestling tournament in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he appeared alongside Senator Markwayne Mullin.
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- Alvin Bragg: the Manhattan DA leading the probe into Trump's role in hush money scheme CNN
- NY prosecutor 'outside of his lane' with potential Trump indictment: Jonathan Turley Fox News
- Trump Should Be 'Worried' About Potential New York Indictment: Dershowitz Newsweek
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