NACHO LOZANO, TELEMUNDO: If there is an arrest, what would we be looking at?
MARIA PAULA OCHOA:
Most likely, we've been told, is that they'd be taking his fingerprints, that famous photo also, the mug shot.
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JUAN CARLOS LOPEZ, CNNEE: Former President Trump will show up, fingerprints will be taken, the photo
MANUEL RETURETA, LAWYER: Definitely. The process is very simple; He appears, the fingerprints are taken, they take his photograph, and the process begins at that moment. It's a normal process for anyone.
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PEGGY CARRANZA, UNIVISION: And like anyone else, he would have to be fingerprinted and also photographed.
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He would have to be fingerprinted, even photographed for the police record
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He should be fingerprinted in addition to being photographed for the police record
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He will have to appear here before a judge; he will be fingerprinted and photographed for the police record
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JOSEPH MALOUF, TELEMUNDO: It is very likely that he will be fingerprinted, photographed
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NAYELI CHAVEZ-GELLER, UNIVISION: and processed with a photograph, with fingerprints
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BARRY DEONARINE,ATTORNEY: He has to show up to be detained. With photos and fingerprints
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BLANCA ROSA VILCHES, UNIVISION: The process is to take his fingerprints, a photograph and probably handcuff him.
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CRISTINA LONDOÑO, TELEMUNDO: But I think that the most disturbing image Americans might see is that mugshot of a former president of the United States from the front and from the side, with an ID number.