Trump Organization's long-serving CFO, Allen Weisselberg, surrenders to authorities to face charges

Former President Donald Trump’s long-serving chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, has surrendered to authorities in New York to face criminal charges.

Former President Donald Trump's long-serving chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, has surrendered to authorities in New York to face criminal charges, court officials told ABC News Thursday morning. Weisselberg arrived at the Manhattan District Attorney's office with his lawyer hours after a grand jury indicted him and the Trump Organization on charges that are expected to be unsealed this afternoon. A special grand jury in Manhattan voted Wednesday to indict Trump's firm and its chief financial officer. The charges are believed to involve fringe benefits given to employees, including Weisselberg, sources said. Investigators have been examining whether the company and Weisselberg properly accounted for those forms of compensation.