Trump urges Georgia DA to prioritize Atlanta homicides.

Former President Trump Calls Out Atlanta’s Rising Homicide Rate

Former President Donald Trump expressed his concern over the surging homicide rate in​ Atlanta, criticizing Fulton County District ​Attorney Fani⁢ Willis for focusing on alleged 2020⁢ election interference instead.

Reports suggest that‌ Willis’s office may charge Trump and his allies for their alleged attempts to overturn Georgia’s election⁤ results. However, no public announcements have been made regarding the case.

President Trump took ⁢to social media, questioning why⁣ Willis, whom he referred to as “Phoney,” leaked‍ his ⁣name in connection to a Grand Jury ⁣investigating ‌election ⁣fraud and⁣ irregularities.⁤ He also ⁤mentioned the⁣ accusations of an affair between Willis⁤ and a gang member she‍ is prosecuting.

“Why is ‘Phoney’ (Like⁤ in ⁣PERFECT ‘PHONE’ CALL, get it?) Fani Willis, the severely ​underperforming D.A. ​of Fulton⁣ County who ‌is being accused of ⁤having an ‘affair’ with a Gang⁣ Member of a​ group that she is prosecuting, leaking my name in regard to a ‌Grand Jury pertaining to Election Fraud⁤ & ⁣Irregularities that I say took place in Georgia,” ⁢President Trump wrote on Sunday morning.

President​ Trump urged Willis’s office to prioritize addressing the record number of murders in Atlanta.

According ​to anonymous sources, Willis’s​ evidence includes⁢ alleged text messages and ⁢emails linking Trump’s‌ legal team ⁤to ‍a voting system‌ breach in Coffee County in 2021.

Former Lt. Governor of Georgia, Geoff Duncan, confirmed that he‌ has been subpoenaed to testify before the Fulton⁤ County​ grand​ jury. Duncan, a critic of‍ Trump, emphasized the importance of ‍honesty and integrity in his social media​ post.

Georgia journalist George Chidi also revealed that he has been asked to testify ⁤on Tuesday.

While ‍Willis has been working on the case against Trump for years, the timing of the charges remains uncertain. In July, she ‌stated that she⁢ would⁢ make ‌significant decisions regarding the election ⁢probe ⁣before‌ September.

“I made a⁢ commitment ⁢to the American people, but⁣ most importantly the citizens of Fulton County, that we’re going to make⁣ some big decisions regarding the election investigation and that I will do that before Sept. 1 of 2023. I’m going to hold true to that⁤ commitment,” Willis said. “The work is accomplished … we’re ready to go,” she ‌added.

In early August, President Trump‍ was indicted on federal charges related to his ‌alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. Despite these legal ​challenges,⁢ he⁤ remains ‍the frontrunner for the⁤ GOP presidential nomination, ‍according to⁢ opinion polls.

The ‌Trump campaign released a statement defending the former ‍president, claiming that he has ⁣always followed the law⁢ and characterizing the ⁤indictment ⁣as a “persecution” reminiscent ⁤of Nazi Germany.