• TubeTalkerX
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    471 year ago

    So what’s the Secret Service procedure on having someone they’re protecting be booked in a State Court system?

    • @Tar_alcaran
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      271 year ago

      I doubt it ever happened before, so whatever the policy will be, it’s going to be brand new

        • @[email protected]
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          71 year ago

          Is it clear how close they have to be to an ex-President at all times? Is the law written that they need to be in visual contact at all times? I have no idea.

          • 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】
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            41 year ago

            I hadn’t thought of it that way. He’s definitely entitled to protection while in prison. I don’t see any statute or regulation that sets a distance. They have to protect dude though.

            • @[email protected]
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              61 year ago

              I don’t think he will be “in prison” in any sense during the booking, so it doesn’t sound too important about how close they are.

            • @[email protected]
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              61 year ago

              It’s called ‘protective custody.’ Child molesters, known stool pigeons, and ex-cops are kept in a separate area. Cells are locked 23 hours a day with one hour of exercise alone in a segregated yard.

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              41 year ago

              Simple fix - just house him with any SS agents that end up getting charged with corruption in the fallout.

            • @elscallr
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              41 year ago

              There’s no statute and the secret service doesn’t comment on protection procedures. It’d be kind of silly if you could plan an assassination by just reading a law.

          • Dr. Bluefall
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            91 year ago

            I imagine it’s a case of the Secret Service coordinating with the State on how to handle Trump. No matter what he did, he’s a former president, and is entitled to the protection of the Secret Service.

            Bet he’ll get Epstein’d, though.

        • @[email protected]
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          111 year ago

          Honestly, him never being president again and having to stay alone for a few years in a cheap motel with free HBO with the Secret Service guarding outside would be enough for me.

          • @[email protected]
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            1 year ago

            One of those really sleazy rooms with the heart shaped jacuzzi that has the DNA of thousands of people clogging the pump. And a bed that vibrates if you put a quarter in it. And wood panel walls.

          • @[email protected]
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            91 year ago

            ADX Florence is designed to keep the prisoners completely isolated, there aren’t any hallway encounters for a walk-by shiv.

            It’s pretty much the only place he could be incarcerated without going full Pablo.

            • Meldroc
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              41 year ago

              I was about to say - being a supermax, there is no interaction with other prisoners, so that makes the Secret Service’s job easier.

              Most likely though, I’m thinking the Dept. of Corrections may end up building a dedicated facility just for Trump. A prison with one prisoner sort of like Spandau Prison in Germany.

              • @Feathercrown
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                31 year ago

                Good enough for ordinary citizens == good enough for the president. Prison system too dangerous? He had the chance to fix it while he was in charge.

    • @BilboBargains
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      101 year ago

      They enter a cognitively dissonant state until their heads explode.

    • @Delusional
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      61 year ago

      Oh man I feel bad for the sucker whose job it is to watch over trump in prison.

    • @[email protected]
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      41 year ago

      Not law enforcement. I’d assume that they’d come to some arraignment with the Correction Officers before hand.

      • @BigPapaE
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        61 year ago

        come to some arraignment

        Not sure if that was intentional but it works well either way haha