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Moment police find suspected cocaine on Trump ally Zach Witkoff during 2022 Miami arrest

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This is the moment Trump ally Zach Witkoff was found with a suspect substance and booked for cocaine possession after an incident outside a Miami nightclub in 2022.

Witkoff is the co-founder and CEO of World Liberty Financial, a crypto company co-founded with the president’s sons Don Jr and Eric, and the son of Steve Witkoff, Trump Snr’s special envoy to the Middle East.

The Newsground has obtained body camera footage of Witkoff’s arrest on New Year’s Day 2022 at the Miami nightclub E11even. He was booked on charges of cocaine possession, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct but the charges were eventually dropped.

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