Mar-a-Lago Employee Indicted in Trump's Classified Documents Case Faces Court Date

Carlos De Oliveira, the Mar-a-Lago property manager charged alongside Donald Trump in the mishandling of classified government documents, has not secured a Florida-based lawyer ahead of his first court appearance. De Oliveira is set to appear before a magistrate judge in Miami, but without local counsel, there may be delays in the case. He is accused of attempting to delete surveillance footage at Trump's Palm Beach club after the Justice Department sought to obtain it. The updated indictment also includes new charges against Trump and another co-defendant, Walt Nauta, for conspiring to thwart federal investigators' efforts to retrieve sensitive classified documents from Trump.
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