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Published 8 months ago

Man arrested for setting fire to court papers inside N.Y. courthouse hosting Trump civil trial

  • A man was arrested for setting fire to documents in the New York City courthouse where Trump's civil fraud trial is taking place, leading to a brief evacuation.
  • The incident is under investigation and no further details have been released. Those who evacuated were allowed to return shortly afterward. No injuries were reported.
  • The evacuation occurred after the conclusion of testimony in Trump's trial, with lawyers scheduled to make their closing arguments next month.
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Man arrested for setting fire to court papers inside New York courthouse hosting Trump civil trial

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New York courthouse hosting Trump civil trial is briefly evacuated hours after testimony wraps

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New York courthouse hosting Trump civil trial evacuated after man sets papers on fire, officials say

NEW YORK — The courthouse in New York City where former President Donald Trump’s civil business fraud trial has been taking place was briefly evacuated Wednesday, hours after testimony concluded,

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New York courthouse hosting Trump civil trial evacuated after man sets papers on fire, officials say

The courthouse in New York City where former President Donald Trump’s civil business fraud trial has been taking place was briefly evacuated hours after testimony concluded

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Man arrested for setting fire to court papers inside N.Y. courthouse hosting Trump civil trial

A man was arrested Wednesday for setting fire to papers inside the New York City courthouse where former President Donald Trump's civil business fraud trial has been taking place, leading to a brief evacuation of the building.

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