The Delaware state police have passed on an inquiry concerning the laptop purportedly belonging to Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, to the FBI.

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani told Newsmax that he handed over the laptop that he claims belongs to Hunter Biden to the Delaware state police on Monday.

"In light of ongoing questions about the credibility of these claims and multiple reports that the FBI is investigating their veracity, law enforcement is referring this matter to the FBI," a Delaware State Police spokesperson told Newsweek.

The Delaware State Police also confirmed that they are not in possession of the laptop.

Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff accused each other of politicizing intelligence on Monday over emails allegedly found on the laptop.

Biden campaign spokesperson Andrew Bates has asserted that the candidate has "engaged in no wrongdoing," but did not deny that the laptop belonged to Hunter Biden.