Judge Declines to Revoke Bond for Trump Co-Defendant Floyd Amid Witness Intimidation Claims

Floyd, Accused of Harassing Election Workers, to Face More Specific Bond Terms Limiting Social Media Activity

Harrison Floyd, a co-defendant in the Georgia election-interference case involving former President Donald Trump, will remain free as he awaits trial, despite prosecutors' attempts to revoke his bond over alleged witness intimidation.
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee declined to revoke Floyd's bond, instead instructing lawyers to propose new, more specific bond terms that would prohibit certain social media posts.
Prosecutors argued that Floyd's social media posts, which tagged and mentioned several witnesses in the case, violated the terms of his bond agreement.
Floyd, a former leader of Black Voices for Trump, is facing charges related to his alleged role in a harassment campaign targeting two Atlanta election workers whom Trump allies falsely accused of election fraud.
Four former defendants in the case have accepted plea deals with reduced sentences in exchange for future testimony.