The prosecutor who is investigating the then president

Donald

Trump and his allies illegally interfered in Georgia’s 2020 election, said Monday they expect to announce impeachment decisions

in the case

this summer.

and insisted on increased security.

Fulton County Dist. thoughtful Fani Willis wrote in a letter to

district

Sheriff Pat Labat that she expects to announce the decisions

during

the

court

term

of the court

which runs from July 11 to September 1

and urged “increased security

She said she was

report to provide this information

Labat

Hi

would have time to prepare for adequate security around the courthouse.

Open-source intelligence has indicated that the announcement of decisions in this case could provoke a significant public backlash, Willis wrote

in the letter

adding to that

this can include a number

acts of violence that endanger the security of our community.

A funny Giuliani, a “geeky” Raffensperger and subpoenas galore: Inside the Trump Grand Jury in Georgia, leaders should be prepared, she wrote, adding that she wrote that

her team would be in touch to discuss arrangements.

The letter was first reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Willis has investigated whether Trump and his allies were breaking

each

laws as they tried to reverse his narrow election loss to Georgia Democrat Joe Biden.

She opened the investigation in early 2021, shortly after a recording of a phone conversation between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was made public. In that conversation, Trump suggested that the

states

top election official

could help

find the votes needed to reverse his loss in the state.