CASA GRANDE, Ariz. -
A man believed to be involved with an explosion at a Social Security administration building on Friday is in custody.
A source close to the investigation confirms to FOX 10 that Abdul Latif Aldosary is in federal custody for allegedly causing an explosion on Friday.
Aldosary's Coolidge home was searched by FBI agents, sheriff's deputies and members of the bomb squad Friday night. Detectives haven't said what was found at his home.
Aldosary's Coolidge home was searched by FBI agents, sheriff's deputies and members of the bomb squad Friday night. Detectives haven't said what was found at his home.
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He is expected make his first court appearance on Monday. He is facing numerous state and federal charges in connection to the explosion and fire.
Someone threw something out of a car window at the office Friday morning, causing a fire to start just before 8:30 a.m. There was minimal damage to the building -- the entry door was blackened and charred -- but no one was hurt.
Police and firefighters were the first to arrive on the scene, but soon after, federal agents joined the investigation.
Dozens of homes in the Martin Valley community in Coolidge were evacuated as a precaution Friday night while the search warrant was served.
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