ARRESTED🛑 POLICE SIEZED Trump From Courtroom after ATTACKING Judge Juan Merchan, Michael Cohen

The long queue of spectators and supporters who had slept there the night before made police respond to claims of a "homeless encampment" at the trial of US President Donald Trump. The public's fascination in the high-profile case and the trial's drama and scrutiny is on full display at this event. As the queue became longer, arriving officers quickly assessed the situation and kept order, revealing the deeply divided and vested interest of the American people in this unprecedented legal nightmare.

Witnesses and locals noticed a large gathering near the courts on Monday, May 20, 2024, according to The Raw Story. Some of the participants appeared to be carrying camping equipment, blankets, and folding chairs. The setting and time of day hinted to a homeless shelter. The police were called because people were worried about public safety, cleanliness, and disturbance. Upon arrival, the police immediately discovered their error. People interested in the high-profile trial, Trump supporters, and journalists all congregated at the "encampment" to get access to the proceedings. With only a small number of public seats available and high expectations for the proceedings, several people spent the night camped out outside the courtroom in the hopes of securing a seat.
The disappointment of Trump supporter Jane Collins of Pennsylvania was palpable as she expressed her intention to come here to endorse the president. We were ready for the long wait because we knew it was coming. That someone would assume we were homeless is absurd. After taking stock, the police dealt with the mob in an orderly fashion. They kept the pavements clear and made sure everyone followed the rules. The matter was resolved without any citations.