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July 27, 2023

The charges Trump may face in potential special counsel indictment - PBS NewsHour

July 27, 2023

'They lied to you': Georgia Republican begs MAGA voters to see the truth after Giuliani admissions

'They lied to you': Georgia Republican begs MAGA voters to see the truth after Giuliani admissions

Gabriel Sterling, the Republican chief operating officer of the Georgia Secretary of State's office, made a fresh plea to Trump supporters in the wake of former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani's admission that he made false statements about Georgia poll workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss.

Writing on Twitter, Sterling said that Giuliani's admission should make Trump supporters realize that they were fed nonstop falsehoods about the 2020 presidential election, which former President Donald Trump lost decisively to President Joe Biden.

"Rudy Giuliani admits that he lied about Shaye Moss and Ruby Freeman," Sterling wrote. "We've known for years that he lied about them and the events at State Farm Arena. For those that still believe there was widespread voter fraud, these people are admitting they lied to you."

July 27, 2023

"Suicide mission": Trump reportedly turned down by lawyers because his "case is a certain loser"

“Suicide mission”: Trump reportedly turned down by lawyers because his “case is a certain loser”

"Infamously difficult client" Trump is struggling to replace top attorneys who abruptly resigned last month

Former President Donald Trump is struggling to find enough lawyers to defend him in a mounting number of legal cases, according to Rolling Stone.

Trump, who has been indicted in connection to the 2016 campaign hush-money payments in Manhattan and the Mar-a-Lago documents case, faces potential indictments for his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss in D.C. and Georgia. But Trump's effort to recruit new lawyers to defend him has been "fraught," in part because Trump is an "infamously difficult client," sources told the outlet.

July 27, 2023

Vevay police officer accused of attempted voyeurism, child exploitation

Vevay police officer accused of attempted voyeurism, child exploitation

A Vevay police officer was arrested while on duty Tuesday after he was accused of attempting to record video of an underage girl without her knowledge.

Madison police said 37-year-old Kyle J. Davis is charged with attempted child exploitation and attempted voyeurism after a months-long investigation.

According to court documents, a girl told officials a male family friend tried to record video of her while she was using the bathroom. She said she attempted to use the bathroom while at a birthday party at Davis's home, but was cut off by Davis, who said he needed to use the bathroom first.

When she went inside the bathroom, the girl said she found a phone concealed by clothing pointed at the toilet. She told officials she picked it up and saw it was recording.