- FBI served search warrants at the home and office of San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman on Tuesday.
- Warrants were also served at a home in Ontario, California.
- The warrants are under seal, and no details about the investigation have been released.
- No arrests have been made.
- Hagman represents the Fourth District, which includes Chino, Chino Hills, Montclair, Ontario, and Upland.
Federal agents executed search warrants Tuesday at multiple locations in San Bernardino County, including the home and office of Supervisor Curt Hagman. The FBI confirmed the operation but said the warrants are under seal, preventing further comment. No arrests were announced.
FBI Raids Target Supervisor Curt Hagman
According to NBC Los Angeles, agents were seen at Hagman's home in Chino, about 40 miles east of Los Angeles. The FBI also served a warrant at his office, though the exact location was not specified. ABC7 reported that another warrant was served at a home in the 2700 block of South Monterey Place in Ontario.
Hagman, who was elected to the board of supervisors in November 2014, represents the Fourth District, covering Chino, Chino Hills, Montclair, Ontario, and Upland. Neither Hagman nor his office has commented on the investigation.
Local California Context
San Bernardino County is one of the largest counties in the United States by area. The warrants, served in Chino and Ontario, highlight federal scrutiny of local elected officials in the region. The sealed nature of the warrants means the target of the investigation remains unclear.
Background
Curt Hagman has been a county supervisor since 2014, previously serving in the California State Assembly. His term in the Fourth District focuses on development and public safety. Federal investigations into county officials are rare but can have significant political and legal consequences.
Conclusion
As the FBI investigation remains under seal, the public and local officials await more information. The county board of supervisors and affected communities are likely to monitor developments closely. We will update this story as details emerge.