Search Warrants Are Supposed to Be Secret. Why Was Eric Swalwell’s Public?

FBI Agents Seize Evidence From Eric Swalwell At Airport

Federal agents reportedly confronted former Rep. Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport over the weekend and seized several of his electronic devices as part of an ongoing criminal investigation.According to a Thursday report from the Daily Mail, agents met Swalwell after he arrived in San Francisco on Saturday. They were said to be carrying a search warrant authorizing them to take multiple electronic devices, including his cellph…

Eric Swalwell Gets Confronted At Airport, Has His Electronics Seized As Feds Investigate Him - The American Tribune.com

Former Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell’s legal troubles escalated when FBI agents confronted him at San Francisco International Airport and seized his electronic devices. Agents reportedly searched his Washington, D.C., home under a warrant the following day. The former congressman is under federal investigation over allegations of sexual misconduct, though authorities had not publicly announced any charges against him as of August 22nd. The airpo…

Search warrants are supposed to be secret. Why was Eric Swalwell’s public?

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FBI Seizes Eric Swalwell's Devices in Misconduct Probe

Federal agents confronted former Rep. Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport and seized his electronics under a search warrant, the latest escalation in a criminal probe involving multiple sexual misconduct allegations against the California Democrat. FBI agents served Swalwell, 45, with the warrant on Saturday evening at SFO, taking his iPhone, MacBook Pro, charging cable, and wall adapter, the New York Post reported. The confront…

FBI Raids Swalwell But Hasn't Contacted His Accuser

The FBI seized Eric Swalwell's electronics at San Francisco International Airport and searched his Washington, D.C., home, but the attorney for the former congressman's most public accuser says federal agents never reached out to his client first. Arick Fudali, the attorney representing accuser Lonna Drewes, told NewsNation's "Jesse Weber Live" on Thursday that the FBI's move caught him completely off guard. Drewes alleges Swalwell drugged and s…