On the day of the rioting outside the Capitol in Washington, police found a pickup truck containing 11 homemade bombs and firearms. This was announced by the NBC-2 TV channel with reference to the prosecutor's office.
The car belonged to 70-year-old Lonnie Leroy Coffman. Law enforcers detained the man and charged him with possession of unregistered firearms and carrying a pistol without permission.
Coffman stated that only jars of molten polystyrene foam and gasoline were kept in his car. However, the police also found pieces of cloth and fuses in the car. When exploded, the mixture acts like napalm.
On January 6, supporters of the current US President Donald Trump stormed the building of the US Congress, interrupting the meeting at which they were supposed to approve the results of the last elections. As a result of the incident, five people died. Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser has ordered a curfew According to the latest information, charges were brought against 55 participants in the siege.
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