Sources told Page Six that the agents left with "computers and boxes of files."
The feds raided the legendary Friars Club in Manhattan this week amid controversy over the finances of its charitable foundation, sources told The Post on Tuesday.
A squad of postal inspectors descended on the club’s Midtown town house and hauled away “computers and boxes of files” on Monday, sources said.
The US Postal Inspection Service — which investigates crimes including mail fraud and money laundering — conducted the raid in conjunction with Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara, sources said.
A dozen or more inspectors spent the entire day combing through the Friars Club offices, using large carts to tote away the evidence, sources said.
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