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Martin Pengelly in New York and agencies

Trump ordered records moved after subpoena, Mar-a-Lago staffer said – reports

Mar-a-Lago in bird's-eye view
The material could be among the strongest evidence yet of possible obstruction of justice by Donald Trump. Photograph: Marco Bello/Reuters

Donald Trump asked for boxes of records at Mar-a-Lago to be moved after receiving a government subpoena to return them, an employee of the former president reportedly told the FBI.

The Mar-a-Lago employee is cooperating with the US Department of Justice and has been interviewed multiple times by federal agents, the Washington Post said.

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