Federal agents removed about a dozen boxes from Mar-a-Lago.
Christina Bobb also said Florida magistrate Bruce Reinhart signed a warrant allowing FBI agents to search the former president's Florida residence. .
} Former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago mansion The entrance is indicated. Palm Beach, Florida, Monday, August 8, 2022 | Terry Renna/AP Photo
Federal agents remove about a dozen boxes of materials from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago mansion and issued a warrant indicating possible violations of classified information and the Presidential Records Act. , a Trump attorney confirmed to POLITICO on Tuesday.
News of the details of the search were first reported by The Wall Street Journal. After Monday's search, agents wrote that he had taken about 10 boxes of materials.
The details add a layer of intrigue to a storyline that has sparked outrage among Trump supporters and raised eyebrows in the legal community. We call it politically motivated. But national security law experts warn that the FBI would not have taken such risky action were it not for its firm belief that the potential for crime was at stake.
50}Trump attorney Christina Bob gives other details. Around the fleshed out case. She said Florida magistrate Justice Bruce Reinhart signed a warrant allowing FBI agents to search Trump's residence in Florida. Agents searched multiple areas of the property, Bob told her POLITICO, but could not confirm where the materials were confiscated from.Another Trump attorney, Lindsay Harrigan, also spoke of the search. He admitted to Politico that he was at Mar-a-Lago for
Attorney Evan Corcoran, who has represented Trump in matters related to the January 6, 2021 attacks on the Capitol and has also represented Trump ally Steve Bannon, said the former president's team is the lead attorney for
Corcoran did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
