It’s being reported now that bomb-making materials were found in both the Trump shooter’s home and vehicle, which was a van parked near the rally.

The gun the shooter used is believed to have been purchased somewhat recently by his father.

Here’s more from Fox News:

The man authorities say attempted to assassinate former President Trump had bomb making materials inside his car, found parked near the Pennsylvania rally, and at his home, according to reports Sunday.

Law enforcement discovered the car, which was driven by Thomas Matthew Crooks, parked near the Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people briefed on the investigation.

The Journal said authorities dispatched bomb technicians after police received multiple reports of suspicious packages near where the shooter was located.

The sources added that investigators remained at the scene well into the night to make sure it was clear and also conducted a search of Crooks’ home and spoke with his family.

Law enforcement officials told the Associated Press that bomb-making materials were found inside Crooks’ vehicle and bomb-making materials were also found at his home. The two officials were not authorized to speak publicly and spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity.

Investigators believe the firearm Crooks used had been purchased by Crooks’ father at least six months ago, two law enforcement officials told the AP. Federal agents were still working to understand when and how his son obtained the gun, and to gather additional information about Crooks, according to the officials.