FBI seized phones, computer equipment, folders during search of Bolton’s home, records show
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The FBI seized phones, computer equipment and typed documents from the home of John Bolton as part of an investigation into whether President Donald Trump’s first-term national security adviser mishandled government secrets.
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The FBI seized phones, computer equipment and typed documents from the home of John Bolton as part of an investigation into whether President Donald Trump’s first-term national security adviser mishandled government secrets.
The feds raided Bolton's Bethesda, Md. home and Washington, DC office as part of an investigation into allegations that he snuck national security files out of the White House during President Trump's first term.
FBI agents seized computers, phones and reams of documents -- including some in folders labeled “Trump I-IV” and “statements and reflections to allied strikes” -- in the search of the
FBI agents raided John Bolton's Maryland home last month, seizing computers, phones, and documents in folders labeled with President Donald Trump's name.
The FBI’s search of former Donald Trump national security adviser John Bolton’s home last month was part of a criminal investigation into the unauthorized removal and retention of classified records and into the improper gathering, transmitting or losing national defense information, according to pa…
