With former President Donald Trump arriving in New York on Monday, Mayor Eric Adams said police were prepared for protests around his Tuesday arraignment but urged protesters and “rabble-rousers” — including U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene — to “be on your best behavior.”
The warning came as New York braces for the possibility of protests, crowds and global attention as Trump is set to be arraigned.
Adams and New York Police Commissioner Keechant L. Sewell said that there were no specific or credible threats in the run-up to Trump’s court appearance but that the city would be significantly increasing its police presence as a precaution.
