The FBI is executing search warrants at the office of Virginia Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas, a Democrat, as part of a corruption investigation.

Law enforcement sources cited by Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin indicate that multiple search warrants approved by a federal judge are being served at Lucas’s office and a nearby cannabis dispensary.

Officials have not disclosed the specific evidence agents seek or whether any charges have been filed. It remains unclear how the cannabis business is connected to the probe.

Journalist Nick Sortor reported that “MULTIPLE arrests have been made in the FBI raids connected to Democrat VA Sen. Louise Lucas.” He added: “FBI SWAT teams pulled up with weapons drawn ordering everyone in the Sen. Lucas-connected dispensary next to her office come out with their hands up, before making arrests. TEN locations are currently being raided after a judge signed off on federal search warrants. Sen. Lucas is NOT in custody at this time.”

The raids have intensified political pressure on Spanberger, who already faces declining polling numbers as critics accuse her of pushing a far-left agenda in the once-purple state.

This represents another political challenge for Lucas, who serves as Virginia Senate president pro tempore and chair of the Finance & Appropriations Committee. Additionally, Lucas is co-owner of a cannabis business that previously faced scrutiny after an investigation found some products were allegedly mislabeled or exceeded legal THC limits, raising regulatory concerns in Virginia.

Lucas has long supported marijuana legalization in Virginia, co-sponsoring the 2021 law that legalized possession and continuing to advocate for a regulated retail market.