Superseding indictment adds 3 counts including obstruction by deleting security footage
A federal grand jury in Florida returned a superseding indictment adding three new charges against Trump and two employees: attempting to delete security camera footage from Mar-a-Lago after it was subpoenaed. The new charges alleged Trump directed aide Walt Nauta and Mar-a-Lago property manager Carlos De Oliveira to have the footage erased, telling De Oliveira 'the boss wanted the server deleted.' The obstruction scheme showed Trump's ongoing efforts to hide evidence even after being charged.
βThe boss wanted the server deleted.β β Carlos De Oliveira quoting Trump's instruction, per superseding indictment Quote verified against source
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The superseding indictment revealed Trump continued obstructing justice even after being indicted. The security footage deletion scheme showed consciousness of guilt and willingness to involve employees in criminal conduct.