The updated federal indictment filed Thursday accuses Trump of three additional counts — including two that could earn him an additional 40 years in prison if convicted.
The updated indictment alleges that Donald Trump ordered Carlos De Oliveira to ask another employee to "delete security camera footage" at Mar-a-Lago in order to "prevent the footage from being provided to a federal grand jury."
Federal prosecutors have brought a trio of new felony charges against Donald Trump, claiming that the former president sought to delete Mar-a-Lago security camera footage as a way to conceal inform…
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed three new felony charges against Donald Trump in the classified documents case, including an allegation that Trump attempted to delete the Mar-a-Lago security footage.
Former President Donald Trump denied Mar-a-Lago security footage was deleted and insisted video was handed over to Special Counsel Jack Smith's "thugs."
“MAR-A-LAGO SECURITY TAPES WERE NOT DELETED. THEY WERE VOLUNTARILY HANDED OVER TO THE THUGS, HEADED UP BY DERANGED JACK SMITH,” Trump wrote in all caps on Truth Social.
Former President Donald Trump directly denied that he ordered security tapes at Mar-a-Lago to be deleted, after special counsel Jack Smith attached three new charges to the now 40-count federal indictment related to Trump's handling of classified documents.