BALTIMORE -- Court documents WBAL TV 11 News I-Team has obtained show FBI agents who raided Baltimore's port and local businesses linking to a major player in the bail bonds industry were looking for evidence of several dozen violations of federal law.

The documents said agents raiding Milton Tillman's businesses were looking for evidence including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and tax evasion. The documents leave no doubt that agents are on the trail of Tillman because they list him individually, along with several of his businesses. His son, Milton Tillman III, is also listed, I-Team reporter Jayne Miller said.

At Four Aces Bail Bonds on East Monument Street, one of Tillman's bail businesses, agents seized bail bond documents, bank records, records related to a car lease and records related to properties Tillman owns through another business, the documents showed. Agents also seized a metal safe at one location and computers at another.

As 11 News reported on Wednesday, agents also seized records related to the union payroll at Baltimore's port. That's related to work that members of Tillman's family have done through the longshoremen, Miller reported.

The affidavit in the case that may include specific allegations remains sealed.