Donald Trump was arrested in the Georgia election case and posed for a mugshot.

Former US President Donald Trump was detained on Thursday night on election racketeering and conspiracy allegations.

Former US President Donald Trump turned himself in to a Georgia county jail, facing racketeering charges connected to his efforts to alter the results of the state’s 2020 presidential election. Trump was released on bail following his arrest.

The former president, along with some of the 18 co-accused who had turned themselves in and everyone else who went through this process, was required to pose for the required mugshot.

He will be charged in September, which will be his first court appearance associated with this matter. The hearings will be televised live, as is customary, in contrast to the last three cases where he was arrested and freed.

In the first instance, he was charged with fabricating business records in relation to the payment of hush money to an adult film actor in New York. It relates to the state.

His involvement in the January 6 attempt to stop the US Congress from certifying Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election is alleged in the second and third cases, which are federal cases being tried in Florida and Washington, D.C. The fourth is the Georgia case.

Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows, his personal attorney Rudi Giuliani, and a number of other attorneys are among the 18 co-accused.

In total, Trump is accused of 91 offenses. However, he doesn’t seem threatened by any of them, at least not in public, and he’s actually utilized them to help his third-party bid for the White House. He has raised millions of dollars by portraying the legal proceedings as politically motivated efforts on the part of the Biden administration to thwart his bid for the presidency.

The first primary debate, which featured eight rivals on stage, including two Indian-Americans named Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy, as well as Florida Governor Ron Desantis, who is in second place, was skipped by the former President, who is far ahead in the race for the Republican party’s nomination.