A shackled Donald Trump was removed from a fortified holding cell in south Florida and flown directly to Guantanamo Bay aboard a Marine CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter, Real Raw News can now report.

The prisoner transfer came only days after Vice President Kamala Harris and Rear Adm. Hugh W. Howard, commander of Naval Special Warfare Command, greenlit a predawn raid on Trump's Mar a Lago estate, resulting in his arrest.

Early Friday morning, a Marine escort brought a bound and gagged Trump to Rybovich Heliport in West Palm Beach, FL., where the CH-53 sat ready to ferry him to GITMO. The flight lifted off at 4:45 a.m. and landed in Cuba an hour later, according to a source familiar with the incident.

He said Trump was uncooperative and had to be sedated for the trip.

Asked whether Kamala personally interrogated him prior to the flight, our source said the following:

"She did not. Kamala doesn't want to be within sight of him. Also, she's letting the military handle everything. She knows her bias might skew a verdict, and she's totally confident the evidence is compelling enough to secure a conviction. Whatever scant years Trump has left will be spent in a dark cell, if he doesn't face a firing squad."

Trump is currently housed in a private cell at GITMO's Camp Delta and has been assigned the title "detainee 53," and stripped of American citizenship. Our source was unable to confirm whether 53 referred to the current number of MAGA occupants, or if it was just a random number assignment.

Trump's privileges while awaiting a military tribunal will depend on his degree of cooperation. If he behaves, he will get 3 meals a day and be allowed to shower 4 times a week. He will also have access to a recreation yard. If, however, he is disobedient, his privileges will be revoked, and he will be thrown into solitary confinement until his tribunal date.

The military tribunal, our source said, has been tentatively scheduled for April 8, as Kamala's people are still deciding which military authorities will prosecute the case and decide on a proper sentence.