But the latest news reports that explosives were found in Crooks’ car. According to those close to the investigation, speaking to the Wall Street Journal, his car was parked nearby the rally.

There were explosives, including an IED, found inside a car driven by Thomas Matthew Crooks found parked near the scene of the Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, sources confirmed to Fox News.

Crooks’ car was reportedly found nearby with explosives inside. When he turned 18 the following September, however, he registered with the Republican Party, online state records showed.

Crooks drove a car into a storefront early Tuesday morning, breaking the front door in an apparent attempt to get inside.

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But the latest news reports that explosives were found in Crooks’ car. According to those close to the investigation, speaking to the Wall Street Journal, his car was parked nearby the rally.