FBI Released New Video of Washington Bombing Suspect Day Before Capitol Storming

The FBI published a new video in which the man suspected of leaving homemade bombs in front of the headquarters of the national committees of the Republican and Democratic parties the night before the assault on the Capitol of U.S. The images show the alleged attacker walking between 7:30 pm and 8:30 pm through the aforementioned political headquarters.

He is first seen leaving an explosive device near the Republican National Committee (RNC), in an alley located at 310 First Street Southeast.

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Minutes later he is caught in the vicinity of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) leaving a hunting bomb next to a park bench located at 430 South Capitol Street Southeast.

“The American people have provided invaluable assistance in this investigation, and the FBI and our law enforcement partners are very grateful for that cooperation … We still believe there is someone who has information that may not have been realized that it was important until now “said Steven M. D’Antuono, deputy director in charge of the Washington Field Office of the FBI, it’s a statement.

“These homemade bombs were viable devices that could have been detonated and cause serious injury or death. We need the public’s help to identify the person responsible for planting these bombs to make sure they won’t harm themselves or anyone else. “ added the deputy director.

The FBI He has previously posted photos of the individual, including the shoes, gadgets, and kitchen timers used in the hope that someone will recognize something familiar about them.

Information on the individual wanted by authorities has already been released by the FBI. (Image: FBI)

“The person who placed these pumps was wearing a mask, a gray hoodie and black and gray Nike Air Max Speed ​​Turf shoes with a yellow logo. A backpack was used to transport each of the devices “, explains the FBI.

At the moment the authorities have only been able to gather information on a suspect that matches the descriptions and who is believed to have seen on January 5 in the vicinity of North Carolina Avenue SE and Folger Park.

Image of one of the home bombs found by the FBI. (Photo: FBI)

“This person may have entered a vehicle or taken an item from a vehicle and placed it in their backpack,” they explain.

The Bureau asks the public to carefully observe their videos because there they could recognize the gait, body language or gestures of a suspect.

The FBI asks people to carefully observe the characteristics of the suspect and report if someone they know is recognized. (FBI)

“We ask that you submit any information that may help us, including any strange or unusual behavior that you have noticed in a family member, friend or coworker, before or after January 5”, they explain.

The FBI reported that a $ 100,000 reward is offered for information “Leading to the identification of the person who placed these devices.”

“If you have any information, call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI, or you can submit it online at tips.fbi.gov . Suggestions can remain anonymous ”, have detailed.