Jacob sent a letter to the National Archives on January 18th notifying them of the documents, and then in a separate letter on January 22nd notifying the archives that FBI officers had come to the office. penny house to take it.
This disclosure places Pence with former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden, who were found classified documents in their homes.
In the January 18th letter to the National Archives, Jacob said Pence "Out of great caution" He hired an outside consultant to review the records stored in his home after reports of material found in the Biden’s house.
Jacob wrote in the letter "The attorney identified a few documents likely to contain sensitive or confidential information scattered throughout the records".
And he said "Vice President Pence immediately locked these documents in a locked safe, pending further guidance on the proper handling of the documents National Archives". The letter added that Pence’s advisor did not review the contents of the documents once it was established that they were classified as confidential.
In the letter dated January 22, Jacob said the Department of Justice "Exceeded (followed) procedure standards and requested immediate possession" For documents in the residence of Pence.
Jacob said that with the former vice president’s approval, FBI agents came to his home in Indiana on the evening of January 19 to collect documents from the safe..
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Jacob sent a letter to the National Archives on January 18th notifying them of the documents, and then in a separate letter on January 22nd notifying the archives that FBI officers had come to the office. penny house to take it.
This disclosure places Pence with former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden, who were found classified documents in their homes.
In the Jan. 18 letter to the National Archives, Jacob said Pence “out of an abundance of caution” engaged an outside consultant to review records stored at his home following reports of material found in his home. Biden’s house.
“The attorney identified a few documents that potentially contained sensitive or confidential information scattered throughout the records,” Jacob wrote in the letter.“.
“Vice President Pence immediately secured these documents in a locked safe pending further guidance on the proper handling of the documents,” he said National ArchivesThe letter added that Pence’s advisor did not review the contents of the documents once it was determined that they were classified.
In the letter, dated January 22, Jacob said the DOJ “exceeded standards of procedure and requested immediate possession” of the documents at Pence’s residence..
Jacob said that with the former vice president’s approval, FBI agents came to his home in Indiana on the evening of January 19 to collect documents from the safe..