ATLANTA — Mass protests. Hordes of media. The specter of one of the most remarkable “perp walks” in memory.
That could all play out in the days ahead in Manhattan, where a grand jury on Thursday reportedly did what was once unthinkable: indict a former U.S. president.
For months, it looked like Atlanta would move first to bring criminal charges against Donald Trump. But Fulton County prosecutors lost their spot in the history books when Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg apparently secured felony indictments on unknown charges.