During his arrest, the suspect also allegedly claimed that the government had taken his guns and yelled for people to “fight, rise up and rebel.”

Damage to the Santa Maria courthouse from a Sept. 25 bombing.(courtesy photo) A Santa Maria man was charged by federal prosecutors on Sept. 26 with allegedly bombing the Santa Maria Superior Courthouse on Sept.

Authorities said they later found ammunition, a rifle, a suspected bomb, fireworks and 10 Molotov cocktails inside his car.

The suspect allegedly shouted that "the government had taken his guns and that everyone needed to fight, rise up, and rebel," prosecutors said.

Authorities say suspect Nathaniel McGuire, 20, was detained outside the courthouse as he attempted to access a car containing a shotgun, rifle, ammunition, another suspected bomb, and 10 Molotov cocktails.

A Santa Barbara County man was charged today in a federal criminal complaint alleging he committed a bomb attack at a courthouse in Santa Maria on Wednesday, in which at least five people were injured.

More details are revealed about the suspect accused of detonating an explosive at a Santa Barbara County courthouse.

A man was detained in connection with an explosion at a Santa Maria courthouse, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office said.

Law enforcement has identified the man who allegedly threw a bomb that exploded inside the Santa Maria Superior Courthouse on Wednesday morning, injuring a handful of people. During a press conference Wednesday evening,

The man suspected of setting off an improvised explosive device at the Santa Maria courthouse made an initial appearance Friday afternoon in Los Angeles federal court, where a judge ordered