#improvised-explosive-devices

#improvised-explosive-devices

On Nov. 19, detectives located and arrested Haro and the two 16-year-olds at Haro's residence, where they found a loaded firearm, large quantities of narcotics and two homemade improvised explosive devices. The department's bomb squad quickly responded and took custody of the explosive devices, police said. During the execution of the search warrant at one of the juvenile suspect's residence, detectives contacted an additional suspect, Alejandro Villa, 27, of San Jose, who was in possession of illegal narcotics for sale.

The death toll from the shooting at a Mormon church in Michigan climbed to four victims on Sunday evening, after local police said two more bodies were pulled from the wreckage of the church after it had been set on fire. Another eight people were injured in the attack, according to an update from law enforcement. The suspected killer, 40-year-old Thomas Jacob Sanford, was also killed after confronting officers.

The man suspected of ramming his truck into a Mormon church in Michigan before entering, shooting, and killing multiple people has been identified as Thomas Jacob Sanford, the New York Post reported on Sunday afternoon. Sanford is a 40-year-old former Marine who served in the Iraq War from 2004 to 2008, according to posts from his mom's Facebook account. He is a resident of Burton, Michigan, which is about eight miles from Grand Blanc Township, where the attack happened.