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The situation began around 9:15 a.m., when Floyd Ray Roseberry, 49, drove his vehicle onto the sidewalk outside the Library of Congress, located across from the Capitol building and Supreme Court, and was holding what appeared to be a detonator. Police communicated with Roseberry via a whiteboard and used a robot to deliver him a telephone, though he did not use it, U.S. Capitol Police chief Thomas Manger said.
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Shortly after the phone was delivered, Roseberry got out of the vehicle and surrendered. Tactical units then took him into custody. U.S. Capitol Police said in a statement late Thursday a bomb was not found in the vehicle, but possible bomb-making materials were recovered.
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The chief said he is not aware of other explosives elsewhere around Washington, D.C., and there is "no indication" Roseberry was working with anyone else. The suspect's motives remain unknown, but Manger said Roseberry had losses in his family, including the recent death of his mother, as well as "other issues that he was dealing with."