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By: Real America News Updated 12 Aug 2022, 16: 45 pm EDT
The search warrant to search Donald Trump’s mansion in Mar-a-Lago was signed by the judge police officer Bruce Reinhart on Friday, August 5 2022 at 12: 12 pm ET, according to the document that was made public. FBI agents waited until Monday of this week to run the search.
The judge authorized the FBI to search the “Office 45”, as well as all other rooms or areas at Mar-a-Lago that were available to former President Trump and his staff to store boxes and documents.
This Friday, Reinhart approved the opening of the court order which was requested by the Department of Justice and after Trump’s lawyers accepted the release, CNN published.
“The places to be searched include the ‘Office 45’, all storage rooms and all other rooms or areas within the facility used or available to be used by FPOTUS and its staff and in which they can be store boxes or documents, including all structures. or buildings on the farm,” according to the order, where the acronym “FPOTUS” was used to refer to the former president of the United States.
Within the document they also specify the number of rooms and how the Florida resort is structured.
“It is described as a mansion with approximately 58 bedrooms, 45 bathrooms, on a property of 16 acres,” FBI agents told the judge in your request.
Likewise, it was revealed that Trump’s former lawyer, Christina Bobb, signed two “property receipts”, which list the items the FBI took from Mar-a-Lago. She signed them as federal agents were wrapping up their all-day search, CNN reported.