The newly revealed evidence shows that prosecutors had gathered before the search took place, recounting how surveillance footage from inside the property showed dozens of boxes being relocated by a Trump aide in the days before the FBI and DOJ arrived.
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on Wednesday disclosed some of theof a warrant application it submitted last year to gain authorization to search former President Donald Trump's Florida property for classified documents.
The newly revealed paragraphs lay out important evidence that prosecutors had gathered well before the search took place, recounting how surveillance footage from inside the property showed dozens of boxes being relocated by a Trump aide in the days before FBI and Justice Department investigators visited the home to collect records.
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