Suspect Accused of Terrorism in Connection to Shooting at Democratic Campaign Office

tempe, arizona - The suspect arrested for shooting at a Democratic campaign office in Tempe, Arizona, is being charged with terrorism, as reported by The Arizona Republic.

The shootings began on September 16, with the police identifying a gray SUV on camera footage during the third incident on October 9. Through tips, the suspect's identity was uncovered. Law enforcement observed the suspect hanging signs in the city that expressed anti-Democrat and anti-presidential candidate Kamala Harris sentiments. Some signs also had bags of white powder attached, which turned out to be harmless baking powder. However, the intent to sow fear was taken seriously by authorities. He was apprehended last Tuesday.

120 firearms were found in his residence.