FBI Agents Seized Phones, Computers, and Folders During Search of John Bolton’s Home: Court Papers

The basis for the search of the former national security adviser and ambassador’s home was ‘evidence of a crime,’ the documents stated.
FBI Agents Seized Phones, Computers, and Folders During Search of John Bolton’s Home: Court Papers
Former U.S. national security adviser John Bolton during a lecture at Duke University in Durham, NC., on Feb. 17, 2020. Jonathan Drake/Reuters
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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FBI agents retrieved documents, iPhones, USB drives, and other devices during a search of former White House national security adviser John Bolton’s home last month, according to newly released court papers.

The filing by prosecutors on Sept. 4 shed more light on the federal investigation into Bolton. The court papers include a search warrant inventory that shows that federal agents took the equipment and devices, as well as boxes containing his daily activities, typed documents in folders labeled “Trump I-IV,” and other materials from his home.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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