Former President Donald Trump has surrendered at the Fulton County jail, responding to over a dozen charges connected to his endeavors to overturn the 2020 election outcome in Georgia. This occurrence marks the fourth instance this year in which he has confronted criminal allegations.

Trump’s arrival in Atlanta from his New Jersey golf club led him to the notorious Fulton County jail, mirroring the actions of his 18 co-defendants in the extensive racketeering case who had already turned themselves in. The processing of Trump through the facility is expected to be swift due to prior negotiations by his legal team on a consent bond agreement.

He has consented to a $200,000 bond and additional conditions for his release, including refraining from using social media to target co-defendants and witnesses involved in the case. To cover the $200,000 bond expense, Trump employed a local Atlanta bonding company, Foster Bail Bonds LLC, utilizing 10% of the amount.

Trump’s surrender in Georgia symbolizes his fourth instance of submitting to local or federal authorities this year following the initiation of criminal charges—a phenomenon unprecedented in the history of the United States before 2023.