Yuscil Taveras Identified as ‘Trump Employee 4’ in Superseding Indictment.

Former President Donald Trump faces significant allegations from a new co-worker, implicating them in a major controversy referred to as the “Superceding Complaint.” Two individuals have identified Usil Taveras, an information technology worker, in relation to surveillance camera footage on Taveras’ property.

Taveras declined to comment when approached by CNN, represented by attorney Jack Smith.

Earlier, Taveras, Walter Nauta, and new co-worker Carlos D. Olveira were heard discussing the intriguing subject of surveillance footage in conversations with the property manager. This evidence was presented before a grand jury in Washington before the case was fully transferred to South Florida. In the footage, there were questions raised specifically about Olveira’s unusual behavior concerning the security tapes, as mentioned by three CNN sources.

Former President Donald Trump faces significant allegations from a new co-worker, implicating them in a major controversy referred to as the “Superceding Complaint.” Two individuals have identified Usil Taveras, an information technology worker, in relation to surveillance camera footage on Taveras’ property.

Taveras declined to comment when approached by CNN, represented by attorney Jack Smith.

Earlier, Taveras, Walter Nauta, and new co-worker Carlos D. Olveira were heard discussing the intriguing subject of surveillance footage in conversations with the property manager. This evidence was presented before a grand jury in Washington before the case was fully transferred to South Florida. In the footage, there were questions raised specifically about Olveira’s unusual behavior concerning the security tapes, as mentioned by three CNN sources.

On June 27, 2022, new allegations were brought against Olveira at the center of a new complaint related to an exchange he had with Taveras in an “audio closet,” where the security tape was supposedly temporarily stored and questioned if it could be deleted.

While Taveras mentioned, “I don’t know how it’s done, and I don’t think he has the right to do it,” Olveira claimed he wanted to delete it, according to the complaint.

Prosecutors have been investigating the extent to which their actions during the summer of 2022 were influenced by Trump’s directives. Sometimes, their conduct has been questioned, even considered suspicious, but leadership has yet to provide definitive explanations concerning the incidents. The Florida resort club’s pool, where an IT room had been set up, was previously reported by CNN.

Olveira was involved in the pool incident, as mentioned by two familiar sources to the matter, but it was not cited in the new court filing. Thursday’s complaint signals that prosecutors now believe there is more direct evidence to consider the tampering of Trump’s employee surveillance footage, which they previously confiscated as part of the federal investigation’s boxes.

Olveira is currently being represented by a Miami-based attorney, and he is expected to be arraigned on Monday.

Allegations regarding Olveira’s loyalty to Trump came up last August during an FBI investigation, where Trump confronted Olveira and reportedly said he would get him an attorney.

He is currently represented by John Irving. Trump’s Super PAC, Save America, has donated thousands of dollars to law firms involved in the investigation, which included Nauta, Olveira, and Taveras, who spoke with federal investigators during that time.

The new charges’ impact on the relationship with the attorneys involved is not yet clear.