Trump supporter William Prescott (Harrison) Floyd was indicted last week by legal scholar Fani Willis in Georgia for speaking to Ruby Freeman after the election.

Floyd who was a leader of Black Voices for Trump and Kanye West’s publicist Trevian Kutti, spoke with Ruby Freeman after the stolen 2020 election and encouraged her to go with them to the police station where they spoke with her under the watchful eye of police officers.

This was enough to get the two indicted. It is now illegal to speak to election workers who were caught on video shoving stacks of ballots through voting machines at least three times apiece.

On Wednesday the mainstream media reported that Harrison Floyd body slammed an FBI agent during a visit to Harrison’s home. Floyd screamed at the FBI agent, “Who the f*ck do you think you are?”

We all know that Harrison’s real crime was supporting Trump.

Now he will be trotted out for his show-trial in front of legal scholar Fani Willis.

The Washington Post reported:

A Trump supporter indicted last week in Fulton County, Ga., for allegedly harassing an election worker was charged earlier this year with attacking an FBI agent working on the Justice Department’s parallel investigation of efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.

The arrest of Harrison William Prescott Floyd III, which has not been previously reported, offers new information about the breadth of the federal probe led by special counsel Jack Smith, who has charged former president Donald Trump for allegedly attempting to obstruct Joe Biden’s election victory.

It could also complicate any bail agreement for Floyd in Fulton County, where District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D) has said he and the 18 others indicted on state-level charges last week — a group that includes Trump — must surrender by Friday or risk being arrested.

Floyd, 39, also known as Willie Lewis Floyd III, is a little-known player who helped run Trump’s 2020 campaign outreach to Black voters. An online member profile and Q-and-A posted by the University Club of Washington in November 2021 describes him as a U.S. Marine Corps veteran whose assignments included roles as a machine gunner, combat marksmanship trainer and martial arts instructor.

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