"I should have four [indictments] by sometime next week," Trump said on Tuesday, when speaking about his legal issues.
Trump is already facing criminal charges brought in three separate indictments related to alleged hush money payments, handling of classified documents and efforts to overturn the 2020 US presidential election.
Prosecutors in the US state of Georgia may bring additional charges involving Trump’s actions in the wake of the 2020 US presidential election to a grand jury next week, US media reported on Tuesday, citing two grand jury witnesses.
The two witnesses received subpoenas to appear before the grand jury, but were not instructed to appear within the next two days, the report said. The lack of notice to promptly appear could indicate the case will not get brought to the grand jury until next week, the report said.
It was earlier reported the election interference case in Georgia could see racketeering charges; however, specific charges have yet to be confirmed by prosecutors.
Fani Willis, district attorney for Fulton County, Georgia, suggested she would pursue a grand jury indictment against Trump in early August, the report said. Willis’ probe into Trump examined his alleged efforts to retain power after the 2020 US presidential election.