Trump Co-defendant Threatens Legal Action Against Fulton County DA, Alleging Wiretap Violations

Former President Donald Trump’s co-defendant, Harrison Floyd, asserts grounds to potentially jail Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, citing violations of Maryland’s Wiretap Act. Floyd, linked to “Black Voices for Trump,” faces charges related to the 2020 election.

DA Willis alleges his involvement in coercing a worker to falsely admit election fraud, to which Floyd pleads not guilty.

Floyd demands Willis’s recusal or faces “lawful remedies,” citing her office’s recording without consent. Maryland’s wiretap law requires all parties’ consent, potentially breached in Floyd’s case.

A fundraiser aims to cover Floyd’s legal expenses, decrying unfair treatment of the only Black defendant, a veteran denied legal aid.