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Patel dismisses perp walk rumors, says no 'theater' in Comey indictment
Top Department of Justice officials dismissed rumors of a dramatic arrest of James Comey ahead of his arraignment, emphasizing that there would be no theatrics surrounding the indictment.
- On the eve of James Comeys scheduled arraignment in Alexandria, Virginia, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reassured the public there would be no media perp walk associated with the indictment.
- The remarks came amid speculation over the nature of the indictment against James Comey, who served as the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation under Donald Trump.
- Officials from the United States Department of Justice emphasized that the legal proceedings would be conducted without unnecessary public spectacle, focusing instead on the judicial process.
Why It Matters
This incident underscores the tensions between former FBI director James Comey and Donald Trump, reflecting ongoing political divisions in the United States. It also highlights the complexities of high-profile legal cases involving government officials and their implications for public trust in the justice system.