Suspect bomb package Cesar Sayoc's vanity possible bomb-making materials: Sources

The leader in the construction of a network of leaders in the field of nanotechnology CNN contained a printer, stamps, paper, an unidentified powder and soldering equipment of the alleged improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

The discovery and cataloging of the van's contents is a significant step forward for investigators. Just 24 hours ago, they were actively hunting for the location, fearing they could find more. Investigators continue to investigate the suspect.

Meanwhile, the President of the United States of America, President of the United States, is in charge of the bombing of the United States.

A post from Oct. 3 believed to be written by the suspect, 56-year-old Aventura resident Cesar Sayoc, reads, "See u soon" – tagging U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder. The tweet criticized Holder for covering up the killing of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry earlier this year.

Another tweet from June 27 directed towards Rep. Maxine Waters reads "see you soon" – misspelling her name and Twitter handle. The account also featured tweets to Rep. Joe Kennedy III, actor Jim Carrey and Bill and Hillary Clinton.

On Oct. 12, Saying, Trump! Trump! Trump! Trump! Trump! along with the crowd. A shorter version of the video was also posted to Twitter.

Twitter has been suspended, but the social media company has declined to comment on ABC News. Facebook also removed the accounts believed to belong to Sayoc.

"There is absolutely no place on our platforms for people who have such horrendous acts," ABC News. "We have found and immediately removed the suspicious accounts on Facebook and Instagram.

Sayoc has an extensive criminal history, a law enforcement source said, and has been arrested at least eight times in Florida alone, short documents show. The arrests range from misdemeanor giving false information to get a refund to big theft auto.

One of the arrests took place in 2002 when he pleaded guilty to a charge listed as "dangerous discharge destructive device."

In that incident, Sayoc reportedly called Florida Power & Light (FPL) and "threatened to blow up FPL and that would be worse than September 11th," short documents state.

Courtesy Miami Dade County Police

He also "threatened that something would happen to the FPL representative if they cut his electricity."

Sayoc was sentenced to probation for that charge, records show.

His attorney at the time, Ronald Lowy, told "Good Morning America" ​​Saturday that Sayoc was "charismatic" but also seemed "very immature" and exhibited "childish behavior."

Sayoc "just seemed like someone who was emotionally out of control," Lowy said.

Lowy added that Sayoc's condition has become estranged from his family. And Lowy Said Sayoc had been looking for a daughter in his father's day.

"He apparently [missed] The father figure, and he found it in 2016, "Lowy said, referring to then-candidate Donald Trump.

Sayoc served as a DJ at Ultra Gentleman's Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, just hours ago from noon to 9 pm, just hours before his arrest. He left the club and went to the gym after his shift, before returning to collect his tips from before and after midnight.

"He actually worked for the club for that last two months," said Stacy Saccal, general manager of the strip club. "There was a floor host and a DJ. … There was definitely some [strange] things noticed by the staff [on Thursday]. I really do not want to give too much information because I really, really hope that it's going to be taken care of. "

She said she spoke to two FBI agents on Friday and several staff members were interviewed.

"Cesar is fun, he's funny, he's a character, he's an asset to the club," Saccal said. "I was in shock, I was in denial." I did not want to believe it was him. "

In 2014, Chippendales International Gold Productions, Cesar Palace Royale Burlesque Show, "was a" road manager for a variety of shows "and he was" involved with "the sale of goods, coordinating bookings and supervising operations," the short documents report .

Chippendales denied that Sayoc was ever affiliated with the company.

"Cesar Altieri or Cesar Sayoc, was, and has never been affiliated with Chippendales USA, LLC," the company said in a statement.

Sayoc filed for bankruptcy in 2012, when he was 50 years old, and the petition stated that he lived with his mother and had no furniture.

He was taken into custody in Florida shortly before noon Friday for allegedly carrying a mail bombing campaign that gripped the nation. The night before the arrest, around 10:20 pm, Sayoc had checked into a South Florida gym where he is a member, sources told ABC News.

His capture came after 14 bombs were intercepted over the course of the week, with targets including prominent Democrats like to train President Barack Obama and form Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

WPLG-TV via AP

Multiple law enforcement sources told ABC News that Sayoc was tracked using a cellphone. He was arrested at an AutoZone in the town of Plantation at around 10:30 AM Friday. Authorities have recovered a cell phone, a laptop computer and other electronic devices in connection with Sayoc.

Sayoc appeared unperturbed when he was apprehended and led into a police vehicle, witness Paul Smith told ABC Miami affiliate WPLG.

"It almost seemed like he was going to be expecting it," Smith said. "He was in handcuffs, and he was calmly escorted to the vehicle." "I saw him get in, no problem, and he just had that look of, 'OK, it's over.'"

Sayoc's residence is listed as his mother's home in Aventura, but he was, for a time, living in the white van covered in Donald Trump's stickers, which is now being investigated.

A relative of his told ABC News that the family is in shock.

"We're in shock – just shock," the relative said. "It's all very, very hard to process." It's just a crazy thing.

To train employ of Sayoc ABC News that is a model employed but held offensive views. She described two different sides of Sayoc, one that was polite and one of the most controversial and one of the most hateful thoughts about the LGBT community.

"He hated the Obamas," said Debra Gureghian, who was Sayoc's manager at New River Pizza and Fresh Kitchen, where he worked as a delivery driver. "He hated Hillary Clinton, he called her a lesbian … And Adolf Hitler, he loved Adolf Hitler he could not say enough about."

Gureghian said she is a lesbian and endured verbal abuse from Sayoc because of it, but there is enough in this world.

Daniel Lurvey, Sayoc's attorney who represents him in his grandfather and petty theft charges in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, also expressed surprise that he was arrested for the string of suspicious packages, describing him as "a gentleman" with "no political agenda. "

"He's a regular, non-political," Lurvey told ABC News, adding that he is "somewhat gregarious and friendly."

Another one of Sayoc's train attorneys, Lowy told ABC News that Sayy's mother is a committed Democrat and that her alleged behavior is inconsistent with her political views.

The case against Sayoc will be handled by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York, according to a senior law enforcement official.

He is scheduled to appear in the Southern District of Florida, on Monday afternoon.

Broward County Sheriffs Office via AP

Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Friday afternoon that Sayoc was charged with five federal crimes: interstate transportation of an explosive, illegal mailing of explosives, threats against the formation of presidents and certain other persons, threatening interstate communications, and assaulting current and federal training officers.

In total, those charges could lead to 48 years in prison.

"This is a law and we will not tolerate such lawlessness, especially not political violence," Sessions said.

Here is the charging document:

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