The article shown above, Trump team hatching ‘jailbreak’ strategy to keep judge from locking him up, that:

Trump’s allies and advisers are hatching a plan to keep him out of jail if the judge eventually determines it’s necessary to keep him in line, reported Rolling Stone.

Two sources familiar with the matter told the magazine that several Trump advisers and attorneys have discussed the plan – which they call the “jailbreak” strategy – with the former president, saying they would file an emergency writ of habeas corpus they feel certain would win an emergency stay of a contempt order.

The sources said the advisers told Trump they believe the stay would be granted before authorities were able to sort out the logistical hurdles of putting an ex-president into a jail cell when he’s guarded by an armed Secret Service detail.

In my illustration I’ve show three ways Trump could be incarcerated and easily have Secret Service protection. They involve using either a pre-fab building which would be used for a longer stay, or one or more RV’s.

It happens that Columbus Park is across the street from the back of the court complex on 100 Centre Street in Manhattan. If Trump was sentenced for a few hours he might stay in the existing jail cell in the court building, but if it was for a period of days by chance there is a nearby location where a secure fenced area could be put up in a short time and two or more RV could be driven there. One would be Trump’s “cell”, far more comfortable than a real jail cell, and the others for the Secret Service and one possible for Trump to meet with his lawyers.

If Trump does end up at Rikers there is already an area on the gorunds outside the actual prison buildings where he could be housed in an RV.

Large illustrations:

An area in Columbus Park (shown below) across the street from the court complex could be fenced in and RV’s used to house Trump and the Secret Service. The NYPD could protect the perimeter.

I doubt Trump will ever spend time in a real prison, at least not if found guilty in the current trial. If justice was to be really served he’d be convicted for his far more serious crimes. I’d like to see him end up spending an hour a day playing with his little putter while doing serious time in a prison like this:

In a fantasy world Trump could end up like Rudolf Hess who was one of the Nazi in Hitlers inner circle who wasn’t hanged. He is said that in addition to his official duties he was to have been a friend and confidant of Hitler. Read: Rudolph Hess: Inside the mind of Hitler’s deputy.

At first Hess was one of just a few prisioners at Spandau Prison. When he was the last prisoner the 600-cell prison continued to be maintained for its lone prisoner from 1966 until Hess’s death in 1987. Hess remained an unapologetic Nazi and antisemite. He lived until 93. He was found dead in a summer house that had been set up in the prison garden as a reading room; he had hanged himself using an extension cord strung over a window latch. (Reference)

Here are some of the abandoned prisons in the United States.

Perhaps Trump could be reformed in the now closed facility:

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