The Tennessee authorities find 14 packages of explosive devices in the man’s house during detention

Polk Sharif County Office said that officials in Tennessee found 14 explosive devices at a man’s house while he was arrested this week on suspicion of threatening officials.

Sharif deputies and detectives went to a Friday speech in an effort to arrest Kevin Wadi O’Neil on active orders. O’Neill was accused of threatening to kill public employees and law enforcement employees in the province, According to a statement from the Sharif office.

While they were taking him to the reservation, they noticed something in the bedroom where they found O’Neil and decided that it was a loud package.

Sharif’s office said that the bombs officers, agents of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives who searched for the house found 14 packages at home. Investigators said that the O’Neill plan was the bombing of the bombs when the law was applied to arrest him.

Sherif’s office said that O’Neill, 54, faces a large group of charges, including 11 charges of first -degree murder, 14 charges of banned weapons and the charge of possessing explosive components.

The office said that the murder charges that were killed related to the employees of the Sherif Al -Mustabiten Office and two other people were at the scene.

Sharif’s office said that O’Neil was held in Polic County Prison and Bond has not been determined yet. It was not immediately clear if he had legal representation.