Former Trump Prosecutor Nathan Wade Subpoenaed After Evading Service

Wade, involved in a controversial prosecution and personal relationship with DA Fani Willis, missed a congressional deposition despite being served.

Nathan Wade, a former prosecutor in the Fulton County case against Donald Trump, was subpoenaed by House Republicans after initially evading service.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan issued the subpoena to Wade as part of an investigation into alleged politically motivated prosecutions by DA Fani Willis.
Wade did not respond to the subpoena for nearly a week, prompting the use of U.S. Marshals to locate and serve him.
The subpoena was issued to investigate Wade's financial gains from his involvement in the Trump case and his romantic relationship with Willis, which led to his resignation.
Wade's appearance before the committee will be rescheduled due to his initial failure to comply with the subpoena.