Chester County man arrested during summer 'No Kings' rally now facing federal charges

WEST CHESTER, Pa. (WPVI) -- A Chester County man is now facing federal charges after allegedly bringing firearms, ammunition, and explosives to a summer rally in West Chester.

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Kevin Krebs, 31, was arrested in June after police responded to a report of a man with weapons near the "No Kings" rally. Officers found a loaded handgun, multiple loaded magazines, knives, a ski mask, and gloves concealed under his clothing.

Following his arrest, investigators searched Krebs' home in East Whiteland Township, where the bomb squad discovered 13 improvised explosive devices, sketches of bomb designs, tactical gear, and other materials. Authorities also found a military-style radio, night-vision goggles, and a gas mask in his vehicle.

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Krebs is now charged federally with making and possessing destructive devices.

Officials say they have not found a manifesto or clear motive, but the investigation is ongoing.