Brazil’s federal police conduct a search of former President Jair Bolsonaro’s home as part of a firearms investigation, according to multiple outlets. The police team looks for weapons and ammunition at the residence and checks related items connected to the inquiry. Reports say the search produces no weapons or ammunition. The Independent, ABC News International, and Canada’s Winnipeg Free Press describe the same outcome: Brazilian federal police search the property but do not find the items they were seeking. India Today similarly reports that the firearms inquiry leads to a home search but yields no findings. Breitbart also states that officials from Brazil’s Federal Police carry out the raid and find nothing. While the outlets differ in how they describe the context of the judicial or legal figures involved, they agree on the key facts of the operation: the search occurs at Bolsonaro’s home, is linked to a firearms-related investigation, and results in no weapons or ammunition being discovered. The reports do not indicate additional charges or specific evidence uncovered during the raid.