Relatives warned cops about DC 'bomb' suspect before Capitol Hill...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "Around 10:21 a.m., ROSEBERRY began communicating with law enforcement through messages on a white board from his car, while he also held a twisted, rusty metal can that appeared to be some kind of explosive device," the filing states.
48% : The device, seized by law enforcement, contained an unknown powder in the bottom and a "fabricated" trigger attached to the top, according to law enforcement.
47% : On Wednesday, law enforcement in North Carolina received a report from a relative of Roseberry, who said that "Roseberry had recently expressed anti-government views and an intent to travel to Virginia or Washington, DC to conduct acts of violence," according to the affidavit.
46% : The standoff prompted a major response from law enforcement, where snipers were sent in as officers tried to work out whether the threat was real, sources told the Associated Press.
36% : A family member of the North Carolina man arrested for threatening to blow up his truck on Capitol Hill warned law enforcement about him just a day before the incident, according to court documents filed Friday.

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