Over the weekend, former US president Donald Trump wrote a series of social media posts — all in capital letters — saying he could be arrested on Tuesday, calling on his supporters to protest.
He also repeated the false claim that the last US presidential election was rigged against him.
Here's what we know.
We haven't heard if Mr Trump will actually be arrested — all we know is that he's claiming he expects to be.
And he hasn't said what supposed charges he would face.
Mr Trump cited what he called "illegal leaks" from the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
He said those leaks:
"…INDICATE THAT, WITH NO CRIME BEING ABLE TO BE PROVEN, & BASED ON AN OLD & FULLY DEBUNKED (BY NUMEROUS OTHER PROSECUTORS!) FAIRYTALE, THE FAR & AWAY LEADING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE & FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WILL BE ARRESTED ON TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK…"
A spokesperson for the district attorney's office declined to comment.
The office has been calling witnesses to a grand jury investigating hush money paid on Mr Trump's behalf during his 2016 presidential campaign.
The grand jury will decide if there's enough evidence to charge Mr Trump.
The proceedings aren't public, but the case has been generating media attention.
Mr Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen testified last week.
Mr Cohen said he orchestrated payments in 2016 to two women to buy their silence about sexual encounters they said they had with Mr Trump a decade or so...
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