DOJ to Officially Ask Grand Jury to Indict Former Trump Advisor John Bolton
The Justice Department is moving forward with an expected indictment of President Donald Trump's former national security advisor, John Bolton.
According to multiple sources reported to CNN, the department will present the possible criminal case and seek an indictment by a federal grand jury in Maryland.
Bolton has been accused of sending "highly sensitive" classified documents to his family from a private server while working at the White House.
- The allegations led to a raid by the Federal Bureau of Investigation at Bolton's house and office in August.
- At the time, Bolton was not detained and had not been charged with any crimes.
No official statement has been released by the Justice Department or John Bolton.
Author's summary: DOJ moves to indict John Bolton.
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