Police: Man Stopped Near White House Said He Had Bomb

A man arrested at a security checkpoint near the White House on Saturday night was driving a stolen car and falsely claimed he had a bomb in the trunk, a police report states. The suspect, identified Sunday as 29-year-old Sean Patrick Keoughan of Roanoke, Va., told officers "This is a test" as they brought him to the ground, according to the report obtained by NBC. He faces charges of unauthorized use of a vehicle and making a false bomb threat, the New York Daily News reports. Another man was arrested Saturday after jumping a bike rack outside the White House fence with a letter for President Trump, who was at his Florida estate. (A week earlier, a fence-jumper was on the grounds for nearly 17 minutes.)