The slew of suspicious packages sent to high profile Democrats and Democratic allies has had the nation on edge. Journalists noted a connection between the recipients: each person had publicly criticized President Donald Trump. This led to some beginning to call the unknown terrorist "The MAGAbomber."

A suspect has now been found and identified as 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc, reports The Washington Post. He was arrested on Friday morning.

Law enforcement officials have identified the man arrested in connection with suspected bombs as Cesar Sayoc, 56. He has an Aventura, Florida, address, and was arrested at a business in Plantation, about 20 miles away. https://t.co/JBfMZIa9C0 pic.twitter.com/j2TR3Nz83Q

— CNN (@CNN) October 26, 2018

Sayoc has a criminal history, including larceny, grand theft and fraud. He was arrested for a bomb threat in Miami in 2002, to which he pleaded guilty with no trial and was sentenced to probation.

Just in, friend of Caesar Sayoc tells @CBSNewsRadio: Caesar was very political, but never showed extremism or interest in bombs.

— Steve Dorsey (@steve_dorsey) October 26, 2018

He is known to be a supporter of President Trump; footage of him at a MAGA rally has surfaced online.

Here's the #MAGABomber taking selfie video at a Trump rally. "You take a look at these people. You study these people." pic.twitter.com/fR0w7rb8yU

— Jamie O'Grady (@JamieOGrady) October 26, 2018

Also on Friday, the FBI confirmed an eleventh package was discovered addressed to Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ), according to NPR.

The #FBI has confirmed an 11th package has been recovered in Florida, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to Sen. Cory Booker.

— FBI (@FBI) October 26, 2018

“We will prosecute them, him, her, whoever it may be, to the fullest extent of the law,” President Trump promised at a White House event, calling the bombs "terrorizing acts."

"We must never allow political violence to take root in America," the president added. "And I’m committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it and stop it now.”

The FBI, U.S. Postal Service and other federal agencies are continuing in their investigations. We'll keep you posted with more updates as they arise.

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