Donald Trump's arrest: 'I did nothing', Ex-US President defends election schemes
Donald Trump's arrest: Former US President surrenders in Georgia elections case Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis indicted Trump and 18 alleged co-conspirators on 14 August, alleging they violated Georgia’s racketeering law by joining a criminal enterprise to keep Trump in office after he lost the election. For the fist time, Trump’s mug shot was made public after he surrendered to the Atlanta jail.
In three earlier criminal cases against him this year — in New York, Florida and Washington, the authorities skipped the procedure because it wasn’t deemed necessary. In the photo, Trump casts a stern look in the direction of the camera.
Law enforcement agencies typically take photos of newly charged defendants to have on file for identification by victims or to help track down perpetrators if they flee. Such measures haven’t been deemed necessary for one of the most recognizable people in the world, until now.
Donald Trump, who was given the inmate number "PO1135809" by the Fulton County Jail, has lost plenty of weight, as per the jail authorities. The Georgia jail listed his height as six foot three inches (1.9 meters), his weight as 215 pounds (97 kilograms) and his hair color as "Blond or Strawberry."
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