Manhattan DA’s office expands criminal probe of Trump’s businesses

The Manhattan District Attorney's Office is expanding its criminal probe of President Trump and his businesses -- issuing subpoenas for documents pertaining to a Trump property in suburban Westchester County, N.Y., Fox News has confirmed.  

Baroni says Vance's office asked for "voluminous" files that included "all the planning board" and "any tax records pertaining to the assessment" and "valuation of the property." The DA also wanted to know if President Trump had challenged its value, "which he did." In 1995, the town settled with Trump for $7.5 million. By 2012, the property was said to be valued at about $300 million when Trump tried to build a golf course and then a residential complex at the site.