In May, Donald Trump was found guilty on all 34 felony counts in a hush money trial, leading to heightened tensions outside the Manhattan Criminal Court. Supporters gathered outside, holding prayer circles and expressing hope for Trump's acquittal, while law enforcement was forced to intervene in scuffles between supporters and opponents.
After 9.5 hours of jury deliberation, the evidence presented, including financial records and witness testimonies, proved insurmountable for Trump's defense. Supporters lamented the verdict with tears and disbelief, while opponents celebrated what they viewed as a long-overdue instance of justice.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg affirmed the jury's decision, emphasizing the thorough consideration of evidence and the importance of upholding the legal process in the face of challenges.
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