Ex-FBI Director James Comey indicted for his '8647' seashell post on Instagram
The two-count case alleges Comey’s Instagram post was a threat against Trump and carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence if convicted.
- Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted for a social media post showing seashells arranged as '8647,' which officials interpreted as a threat against President Donald Trump.
- Comey deleted the seashell post after being questioned and stated he did not intend it as a call to violence, explaining it was a political message.
- This indictment is the second criminal case against Comey by the Justice Department; a previous case alleging false testimony to Congress was dismissed due to the improper appointment of the prosecutor.
- The investigation and indictment have drawn public attention amid heightened scrutiny of Trump critics by the Justice Department.
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