Manhattan DA's office scrubs 'Meet Our Team' portion of website ahead of Trump arraignment

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The Manhattan District Attorney's office appears to have scrubbed the "Meet Our Team" portion of its website ahead of former President Donald Trump's appearance in court Tuesday afternoon for his arraignment.

In what used to be the DA team member section that shows their previous experience and affiliations, only a "Not Found" page now appears, with additional writing that states, "Nothing found for the requested page. Try a search instead?"

The office also removed the "Meet Our Team" tab from its "About Our Office" portion of its site.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's page still appears and is accessible.

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The "Meet Our Team" portion of the Manhattan DA website as it appeared Tuesday morning. (Screenshot from Manhattan DA website)

The deletion means that individuals who may search for the Manhattan DA team as Trump faces arraignment will come up empty-handed.

The removed page, however, can be viewed and accessed on Wayback Machine, which shows it last appeared on the site yesterday.

The cached version of the webpage lists the office's 15 team members, including Chief Assistant District Attorney Meg Reiss, Executive Assistant DA for Policy Brian Crow, Chief of the Trial Division Lisa DelPizzo, General Counsel Leslie Dubeck, and others.

The "Meet Our Team" portion of the Manhattan DA website as it appeared on Monday. (Wayback Machine)

The "Meet Our Team" portion of the Manhattan DA website as it appeared on Monday. (Wayback Machine)

The Manhattan DA's office did not immediately respond to a Fox News Digital request for comment.

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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg (Drew Angerer / Getty Images)

Trump arrived in New York on Monday and will appear in court Tuesday afternoon for his arraignment.

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A Manhattan grand jury indicted Trump last Thursday as part of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office's years-long investigation into his alleged hush-money payments to adult film actress Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal.

Fox News Digital's Aubrie Spady contributed to this report.