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Trump civil fraud trial: Judge gets bomb threat at Long Island home as ex-president rants about false ‘election interference’

By Dean Moses Posted on January 11, 2024

Donald Trump, the former president, was back in Manhattan Thursday morning for the latest hearing in his civil financial fraud trial — the start of which was delayed after the presiding judge received a bomb threat at his Long Island home.

Judge Arthur Engoron — the frequent subject of Trump’s ire throughout the civil trial — received the bomb threat on the morning of Jan. 11 at his Nassau County home. According to NBC News, the threat came hours before the closing arguments were set to take place. The bomb squad rushed in and combed over Engoron’s home, causing proceedings to be slightly delayed.

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