FBI serves warrants at San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman’s home in Chino, and another home in Ontario

ONTARIO, Calif. () — The FBI on Tuesday served warrants at multiple locations in San Bernardino County, including a county supervisor’s home in Chino.

Few details were immediately released about the execution of the warrants, which an FBI spokesperson confirmed in an email to 7.

The spokesperson was unable to comment on the nature of the investigation, adding that the warrants were under seal by a court.

One of the warrants was served at the Chino home of Curt Hagman, a member of the San Bernardino County board of supervisors. FBI agents were seen walking out of one of the buildings on the property and placed several boxes into one of their vehicles.

Hagman represents the county’s Fourth District as supervisor. He also serves as vice president of the Ontario International Airport Authority Board of Commissioners, according to the airport’s website.

“We are aware of an investigation being conducted by federal authorities,” a spokesperson for the airport said in a statement. “Because this is an active investigation, it would be inappropriate to comment further while that process is underway. We will continue to cooperate as appropriate and have no additional information to provide at this time.”

7 spoke to neighbors who live on the same street as Hagman in Chino. They said the Hagmans have lived at the residence for about six years.

“I was driving by and I just seen a bunch of FBI agents all over the place,” said one neighbor, a man who declined to be named publicly. “I seen Mr. Hagman and his wife at the end of the driveway, like, in shock.”

A warrant was also served at a home in the 2700 block of South Monterey Place in Ontario, in a cul-de-sac near the intersection of Walnut Street and Campus Avenue, according to the Justice Department.

The Ontario Police Department said its personnel did not assist federal authorities in serving a search warrant, adding that a warrant was not executed at Ontario City Hall. However, the FBI did formally submit a subpoena to the city’s clerk office, according to police.

Eyewitness News has learned there was another federal search at a location in Chino Hills that is believed to be Hagman’s office.

“We are aware of a federal investigation taking place in our region. As this is an active matter,” said a statement provided to 7 by San Bernardino County. “We are not able to provide additional comment at this time. We will cooperate as appropriate and do not have any further information to share.”

Hagman did not immediately respond to a request for comment Tuesday regarding the law enforcement activity.

FBI warrants were also served in Beverly Hills, where AIR7 captured federal personnel entering and leaving a gated mansion.

The FBI activity in Beverly Hills was connected to the warrants served in San Bernardino County, Eyewitness News has learned.