Overview
- Tyler Vogel, 26, of Lancaster, NY, allegedly threatened to harm AG Letitia James and Judge Arthur Engoron if they did not drop the civil fraud case against Donald Trump.
- Vogel is charged with felony terroristic threats and aggravated harassment, facing up to seven years in prison if convicted.
- Trump was found liable for large-scale fraud, with Judge Engoron ordering him and his executives to pay at least $464 million in penalties.
- Trump and his execs are temporarily barred from certain business activities, with Trump posting a $175 million bond to halt asset seizure during his appeal.
- Officials involved in Trump's New York cases, including James and Engoron, have faced a steady stream of threats over the last year.