Lindell sues to recover cellphone seized by FBI agents
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — MyPillow chief executive Mike Lindell has sued the Department of Justice and the FBI, demanding the return of a cellphone agents seized from him outside a fast food restaurant in southern Minnesota last week, apparently as part of an investigation into an alleged scheme to breach …
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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell and his company filed suit against the country and officials Tuesday, demanding that his cell phone be returned after the FBI
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — MyPillow chief executive Mike Lindell has sued the Department of Justice and the FBI, demanding the return of a cellphone agents seized from him outside a fast food restaurant in southern Minnesota last week, apparently as part of an investigation into an alleged scheme to breach …
MyPillow chief executive Mike Lindell has sued the Department of Justice and the FBI, demanding the return of a cellphone agents seized from him outside a fast food restaurant in southern Minnesota last week, apparently as part of an investigation into an alleged scheme to breach voting system techn…
Lindell said the FBI must have had him under surveillance in order to find him at Hardee’s, adding that he feared “for his and his friend’s lives” and was “prepared to ram one of the vehicles to escape” when agents boxed his truck to execute the warrant to seize his phone.
The conspiracy theorist known to TV viewers as the MyPillow Guy claims the seizure of his cellphone at a Hardee's in Minnesota was part of an effort to silence his baseless claims of election fraud.
