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reUS authorities have arrested a suspect in the case of bombs bombed sent to opponents of President Donald Trump. This said Friday a Justice Ministry spokesperson on Twitter. The suspect is a 56-year-old man from the Miami area who has already had ties to the state of New York. According to publicly available information, he has reportedly been arrested several times in recent years, partly because of a bomb threat. On the suspect's minibus, a CNN photo shows several stickers bearing the portraits of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. In addition, a sticker with the words "CNN sucks" can be seen.
The arrest occurred in Florida, where a portion of the parcels had been seized. Television footage showed FBI officers at Plantation covering a white van with a tarpaulin and then carrying it. The vehicle should be the suspect's car. The Department of Justice announced a news conference at 2:30 pm local time (8:30 pm CET).
The case of alleged bady-traps has had a huge impact on the election campaign in the United States before the next congressional election. President Donald Trump has alluded in several statements to the authenticity of the bombs. Trump spoke Friday in a tweet of "the substance of the bomb" that had negatively influenced his election campaign. Indirectly, he shared responsibility for the crimes with the media and their critical reporting. In the evening, he stated that he had been informed of the arrest. The offender will be punished for the severity of the law, he said.
The envelopes were sent to former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Other opponents of Trump are the recipients of packages intercepted by US authorities, including Trump's critical actor, Robert de Niro, and billionaire and Democratic opposition donor, George Soros. The show at Clapper was the address of CNN's headquarters in New York, the television channel reported. Clapper acts as an expert on Trump's critical medium. One of the so-called pre-empted letters that had surfaced previously was also sent to CNN in New York. In this case, John Brennan had the intention of the former head of the CIA Foreign Intelligence Service. He also works for the station.
The sender was former Democratic Party leader Debbie Wbaderman Schultz. The parcels were each stamped with six stamps representing an American flag. In total, the authorities have secured twelve parcels. At least in some of them were plastic tubes with black powder and detonator. The FBI first badumed that they could have exploded.
De Niro, 75, called on all Americans to vote in the parliamentary elections of about two weeks. "There is something more powerful than bombs and that is your vote," said de Niro, according to a memo published by the German news agency in New York on Friday. "People have to vote."
Investigators led investigators Thursday in Florida. Anti-escalator vehicles and a canine squad had searched a post-distribution center in Opa-Locka, local police said on Twitter. At least one of the suspicious packages has reportedly been transiting through the mail center, the Miami Herald reported, citing investigators.
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