James Comey Surrenders to Federal Authorities After Indictment for Threatening President Trump

Criminal Indictment of James Comey·April 28 – April 29, 2026

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James Comey Surrenders to Federal Authorities After Indictment for Threatening President Trump

Former FBI Director James Comey surrendered to federal authorities in Alexandria, Virginia, on April 29, 2026. This action follows a grand jury indictment charging him with threatening to kill President Trump and transmitting a threat in interstate commerce. The charges are linked to a social media post where Comey allegedly used the number 8647 to target the President. Comey is scheduled to appear in court to address the two-count federal indictment. Sources confirmed that he surrendered to the Department of Justice shortly after the indictment was announced.

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DOJ Indicts James Comey for Alleged Social Media Threat Against President Trump

The Department of Justice filed a second criminal indictment against former FBI Director James Comey in the Eastern District of North Carolina. Prosecutors allege that Comey made a criminal threat against President Donald Trump through a social media post The Guardian. The charges include threatening the president under federal law and making interstate communications containing a threat Washington Examiner. The indictment focuses on a post featuring a photograph of seashells that some interpreted as a threat CNN International. Comey responded to the charges by posting a video online Washington Examiner. Legal analysts have described the indictment as bogus while others point to double standards regarding political speech Newsweek. Critics of the move claim the Justice Department is being weaponized to appease the president and target his political opponents Social Post.

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