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Early Sunday, Santa Monica police received a call about a suspected prowler who was knocking on a resident’s door and window about 5 a.m. in the 1700 block of 11th*Street, Santa Monica police said.*Patrol officers responded and encountered Howell, who was sitting in a car registered in Indiana, police said.*Officers inspected the car and found*three assault rifles, high capacity ammunition and a five-gallon bucket*containing “chemicals capable of forming an improvised explosive device,”*police said.**
A law enforcement source who spoke on condition of anonymity said the contents of the bucket included*tannerite, an ingredient that could be used to create a pipe bomb. The*source, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation, said authorities also found camouflage clothing in the car.
Los Angeles County sheriff’s officials said the suspect told police he was going to the Pride parade to look for a friend. Authorities were looking for that individual.
Santa Monica police spokesman Saul Rodriguez said detectives are “not aware of what the suspect’s*intentions were at this point.”
Santa Monica police continued to search the suspect’s white Acura on*Sunday morning.*All four of the car’s doors were open*and a green blanket, red gasoline canister and several other smaller items were being piled on the sidewalk next to it.*The car’s license plate included a*symbol of the National Rifle Assn. on the left side and the bottom said, "Teaching Freedom."
A law enforcement source who spoke on condition of anonymity said the contents of the bucket included*tannerite, an ingredient that could be used to create a pipe bomb. The*source, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation, said authorities also found camouflage clothing in the car.
Los Angeles County sheriff’s officials said the suspect told police he was going to the Pride parade to look for a friend. Authorities were looking for that individual.
Santa Monica police spokesman Saul Rodriguez said detectives are “not aware of what the suspect’s*intentions were at this point.”
Santa Monica police continued to search the suspect’s white Acura on*Sunday morning.*All four of the car’s doors were open*and a green blanket, red gasoline canister and several other smaller items were being piled on the sidewalk next to it.*The car’s license plate included a*symbol of the National Rifle Assn. on the left side and the bottom said, "Teaching Freedom."
And here we see a right winger trying to do the same action as the Muslim terrorist.
Bunch of cowards.
Smh....
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