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Court documents say a Department of Homeland Security employee who entered his agency’s Washington headquarters with a gun and other weapons kept ingredients for explosives at home.
A document detailing a search of Jonathan Wienke’s Martinsburg home was unsealed Tuesday.
It says authorities found plastic pipes, glue, tools and boxes of magnesium shavings, thermite and oxidizers. In the filing, a federal agent determined the items could make explosives.
Wienke has pleaded not guilty to illegal firearms-related charges. He was released late last month without bond.
Previous filings allege Wienke carried a backpack with a gun, knife, infrared camera, pepper spray and handcuffs into his agency’s building on June 9.
Last month, the department’s chief security officer told a House Homeland Security subcommittee there’s “no indication” Wienke planned workplace violence.
Wienke’s public defender declined to comment.
