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Eerie deepfakes claiming to show Trump’s arrest spread across Twitter | New York Post
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0:48Now PlayingTwitter was flooded Wednesday with AI-generated deepfake photos of former President Donald Trump resisting arrest and trying to run from police ahead of his potential New York indictment this week.
The fabricated images — which had been viewed more than 4 million times — appear to show Trump yelling and fighting off at least five NYPD officers.
In others, he’s depicted breaking free from cops and bolting as Melania Trump and Donald Trump Jr. shout in protest of his arrest.
Many of the disturbingly realistic-looking images were shared widely by Twitter users, who falsely claimed they were legitimate.
The fakes come as a Manhattan grand jury is weighing whether to indict Trump in connection to hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels in 2016.
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