SecondIn Mann, police officers near the U.S. Capitol in Washington used bomb threats to hold their breath for several hours before surrendering to the security forces. Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger said in Washington on Thursday afternoon (local time) that the 49-year-old suspect was arrested without resistance. It is unclear whether he really-as he claims-had an explosive device in his car.
The police had previously announced that the suspect drove a truck to the Library of Congress that morning and parked there. The driver told the police that he had a bomb. The men whose motives were initially unknown were subsequently discussed for a “peaceful solution.” The area around the Capitol was sealed off and surrounding buildings were evacuated.
The video appearing on the Internet should show the man in the car. The police did not confirm the authenticity of the video. The video shows a man sitting in a car and filming himself.He urged the president Joe Biden Talking on the phone. He also talked about Afghanistan, patriots and revolution.
The website that specializes in monitoring Internet extremist organizations stated that the man’s activities on the Internet indicated that he was a supporter of former President Donald Trump’s MAGA movement. MAGA is the abbreviation of Make America Great Again, and is Trump’s campaign slogan.
On January 6, a group of angry mobs attacked the Capitol. The attackers wanted to prevent Congress-the U.S. Congress-from officially confirming that Biden defeated then-U.S. President Donald Trump in the election. In April, despite the significant tightening of security measures, an attacker killed a policeman in front of the parliament building and seriously injured another policeman. In another incident outside the Parliament building in April, a policeman was killed by an assailant.
