On Wednesday afternoon, the Los Angeles Times reported that records and computers from Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA)’s campaign treasurer were seized in February amid an FBI probe into whether he violated campaign finance law.

The warrant was issued for the offices of Election CFO, a firm tasked with providing campaign finance law compliance that was founded by a former George W. Bush administration official.

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According to the Times, the warrant they acquired “reveals new information about the federal investigation into Hunter’s campaign spending.” Some of that spending includes the $1,300 in video game purchases that first alerted investigators to the case.

In March, Hunter denied the charges after the probe into his finances was publicized.