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Federal agents conducted a consensual search today of former Vice President Mike Pence's

Think Tank office.

Pence's representatives say no classified documents were found.

Here's NPR's Ryan Lucas.

An adviser to former Vice President Pence says the Justice Department conducted a thorough

and unrestricted search of the DC office of Pence's advocacy group, advancing American

freedom.

The adviser, Devon O'Malley, says agents did not find any classified documents, but they

did take one binder with approximately three previously redacted documents.

Those records are believed to be from Pence's 2020 debate preparations.

The consensual search comes a week after the FBI recovered one document with classified

markings from Pence's Indiana home.

Pence had already turned over to the government in an initial batch of classified documents

found at his house and has pledged his full cooperation with the Justice Department.

Ryan Lucas and Pierre News, Washington.

Another mass shooting event this time in Mississippi, before he say six people have been shot dead

in a small rural town near the Tennessee State Line, State Department of Public Safety,

spokesperson Bailey Martin confirming the killings.

And after a butler in Tate County, Governor Tate Reeves office, as he's been briefed on

the shootings in a male suspect, is in custody.

Officials say they have no motive yet.

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