A robotic dog has been spotted patrolling the perimeter of Mar-a-Lago after Donald Trump's resounding election night win.
The president-elect has been celebrating the outcome of the vote inside the Florida estate, where he waited out the vote count with his family and closest advisors.
Boats from the US Coast Guard are also patrolling the waterways near the property.
The Secret Service announced in a statement to Newsweek that security measures would be ramped up for Trump in the wake of his win on November 5.
While Trump was already receiving increased security protection after surviving two assassination attempts during the campaign, that will ramp up again between now and his inauguration.
A robotic dog has been spotted patrolling the perimeter of Mar-a-Lago after Donald Trump 's resounding election night win
The president-elect has been celebrating the outcome of the vote inside the Florida estate, where he waited out the vote count with his family and closest advisors
Boats from the US Coast Guard are also patrolling the waterways near the property
Secret Service Chief of Communications Anthony Guglielmi told the publication: 'The President-elect has been receiving heightened Secret Service protection and this level of security will be maintained moving forward.
'While we cannot share specific details to ensure the integrity of our operations, family members and executive staff of the President-elect may also be afforded protection in accordance with federal law.'
He specifically noted security measures were ramping up in Palm Beach County, Florida, where Mar-a-Lago is located.
'Enhanced security measures around Palm Beach County, Florida and New York City are also being coordinated. The Secret Service is committed to working with local partners in these cities to keep the community informed about any potential impacts to the public,' he said.
The black and white robotic dog seen patroling on Friday appeared to have a camera attached to surveil the area.
Helicopters were also seen flying above the sprawling estate
The black and white robotic dog seen patroling on Friday appeared to have a camera attached to surveil the area
On Friday afternoon, the Justice Department revealed that there was yet another plot to kill the President-elect during his campaign, unsealing criminal charges for three people
The Secret Service announced in a statement that security measures would be ramped up for Trump in the wake of his win on November 5
It pranced along the water's edge in footage which has since gone viral online.
On Friday afternoon, the Justice Department revealed that there was yet another plot to kill the President-elect during his campaign, unsealing criminal charges for three people.
Three people were charged in the alleged Iran-backed murder-for-hire plot on Trump's life before the election.
The criminal complaint filed in Manhattan on Friday alleges an unnamed official in the Iranian paramilitary Revolutionary Guard instructed a contact in September to put together a plan to surveil and kill Trump, according to the Associated Press.
Donald Trump has announced that Susie Wiles will be his chief of staff in the White House
Susie Wiles (second from right) stands alongside members of President-elect Donald Trump's family including son Eric (center left) and daughter-in-law Lara. Dana White (second from left), the CEO of UFC was also onstage
Trump is not the only famous face known to be at Mar-a-Lago this week.
His entire family, as well as Elon Musk and Robert F Kennedy, were there on election night as votes were counted.
Trump made his first major appointment of this new administration on Thursday, announcing Susie Wiles as his chief of staff in the White House.
The 'Ice Baby' - as she has been nicknamed - will be the first female chief of staff in U.S. history.
The 67-year-old ran the campaign that propelled him to an historic election win over Democrat Kamala Harris on Tuesday night.
Wiles ran his race from behind the scenes and is one of the most feared and effective political operatives in the nation.