FBI seizes former Congressman Eric Swalwell's devices and searches his home as part of investigation
Summary
The FBI searched former Congressman Eric Swalwell’s home in Washington, DC, and took his electronic devices as part of a federal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations. Swalwell, who left Congress and quit the California governor’s race after the accusations, denies the claims and calls them false.Key Facts
- The FBI stopped Swalwell at an airport and collected his electronic devices.
- His home in Washington, DC, was searched under a federal warrant.
- Swalwell faces accusations including rape and sending unsolicited nude photos.
- He resigned from Congress and dropped out of the California governor race after the allegations surfaced.
- Swalwell denies the accusations and his lawyer says they are fabricated.
- Separate declassified FBI files revealed Swalwell’s past contact with a suspected Chinese spy, but no charges were made.
- The House ethics committee stopped its investigation after Swalwell left Congress.
- Investigations are also ongoing by the Manhattan District Attorney and Los Angeles Sheriff's Department.
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