House IT network, including leaking sensitive information stored within the servers and personal devices of House members.

The Awan family — as well as friends — were alleged to have owed money to the terrorist group Hezbollah.

Reports have revealed that Awan was not only abusing the system for financial gain but also may have had access to top DNC leadership technology.

The Awans worked in 32 House member offices, all Democrats, including the office of Wasserman Schultz and members of the Homeland Security Committee, the Foreign Affairs Committee, and the Intelligence Committee. The tech team also worked in the office of the House Democratic Caucus.

House authorities began suspecting the Awan family and targeted them for investigation during their search for a secret server that was funneling congressional data off-site.

Capitol Policebehind after Awan's departure.

“It was in the garage," the vet reported. "They recycled cabinets and lined them along the walls. They left in a huge hurry. It looks like government-issued equipment. We turned that stuff over.”

The Marine also stated that Awan attempted multiple times to recover the electronics from his former rental home but was unsuccessful.

On Sunday, the FBI were reportedly seizing hard drives from Awan's home.

The Daily Caller reported:

An additional source in Congress with direct knowledge of the case, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the probe, confirmed that the FBI has joined what Politico previously described as a Capitol Police criminal probe into “serious, potentially illegal, violations on the House IT network” by Imran and three of his relatives, who had access