FBI and police outside the Capitol building in Washington. File photoWASHINGTON, Aug 16 U.S. law enforcement has arrested and charged a man who began issuing death threats against Federal Bureau of Investigation agents after raids were made on former President Donald Trump's estate, court documents show.According to According to this data, we are talking about a 46-year-old native of Pennsylvania. Over the past month, he has posted numerous threats against FBI agents on a social media account popular with right-wing political views. In particular, in one of the publications, the man stated that he sees his only goal as «killing as many feds as possible before dying himself.»Trump claimed his three passports were «theft» by the FBI, and the man was ultimately detained. What punishment he faces if he is proven guilty is not specified. The department itself had previously issued a statement that death threats against its employees increased significantly after searches at the Trump estate in Florida, where, according to the federal statements, secret documents were discovered and seized Trump said last week that FBI agents searched his Mar-a-Lago estate. The former president added that FBI agents did not allow anyone, including lawyers, to be present during the searches. Attorney General Merrick Garland later said that he personally sanctioned going to court for a search warrant, a decision that was not an easy one, but a well-founded one.Trump admitted that the FBI could have planted anything on him during the search. As the Wall Street Journal wrote, in total, during searches at the ex-president's estate, FBI agents seized 11 sets of secret documents, and about 20 boxes with documentation, photographs and notes were also taken out. Among the seized papers, there is also a pardon order for former Trump adviser Roger Stone. A court in Florida has issued a search warrant for Trump's estate and an inventory of the seized property. As follows from the documents, the search warrant was approved by the court on the afternoon of August 5, the court allowed the entire territory of the estate to be explored. The court, as follows from the documents, was guided, among other things, by the article of the US Code on the «collection, transfer or loss of defense information.» The list of confiscated items includes boxes with documents, notes, photographs and top secret papers. Punishment under the article on sensitive information referred to in the document by the court may be a fine or imprisonment for up to ten years, under the article on the destruction or falsification of documents — 20 years in prison
