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The FBI searched a Beverly Hills mansion in an investigation into former Rep. Eric Swalwell

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Federal agents searched a Beverly Hills mansion Tuesday in an investigation involving former Rep. Eric Swalwell. FBI spokesperson Lourdes Arocho said the bureau was executing a search warrant and that no arrests were planned. Swalwell resigned in April amid sexual misconduct allegations, which he denied.

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The FBI searched a Beverly Hills mansion on Tuesday morning in connection with an investigation into former Rep. Eric Swalwell. The property, on North Roxbury Drive, belongs to billionaire Stephen Cloobeck, ABC7 reported; the FBI confirmed the search but said court documents were sealed. FBI spokesperson Lourdes Arocho told the Los Angeles Times that agents were executing a search warrant and no arrests were planned. CNN reported, citing a person familiar with the probe, that Cloobeck was a Swalwell donor; Politico described him as a former associate of Swalwell. Swalwell resigned from Congress and ended his California gubernatorial campaign in April after allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denied at the time. The FBI described the operation as part of an ongoing criminal investigation but declined to provide further details.

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CNN, WPTZ, FOX 11 Los Angeles, The Guardian, the Los Angeles Times, Politico, Fox News, and ABC7 San Francisco report the FBI search of a Beverly Hills home linked to the Swalwell investigation. The reports describe a search warrant or raid, with details of the investigation still limited.

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