A New Jersey sanatorium employee used to be arrested after police mentioned they found out more than one weapons – together with an attack rifle – and ammunition on the sanatorium whilst responding to a bomb risk.

On the afternoon of July 18, officials with Secaucus Police Department arrived at Hudson Regional Hospital, lower than 5 miles west of Manhattan, after government won a telephone name {that a} bomb used to be within the sanatorium.

When officials swept the sanatorium, bomb-detecting canines “gave a favorable indication” on a closet in an place of job, police said in a news release. Police entered the closet and located “a big cache of rifles, shotguns and handguns, in conjunction with varied ammunition for the firearms.”

Police mentioned 11 handguns, 27 rifles/shotguns and a semi-automatic rifle with high-capacity mag, later made up our minds to be an attack rifle, had been recovered. An further 14 rounds of high-capacity handgun magazines had been found out.

Authorities mentioned 46-year-old Reuven Alonalayoff used to be arrested Sunday at Newark Liberty International Airport with the aid of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations. Alonalayoff, who police mentioned used to be the promoting director of the sanatorium, used to be charged with ownership of an attack firearm and two counts of ownership of a high-capacity mag. 

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Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller mentioned he used to be grateful the placement “used to be resolved with out any person being harmed.”

“The unsecured garage of a big cache of weaponry, particularly on this location, for sure creates a possibility to public protection,” Miller mentioned.