Crime & Safety
Man, Wanted In Riverside County, Arrested For Explosives In Fallbrook
Jacob Oberg was booked on suspicion of several felony charges for possessing an explosive device in public.

FALLBROOK, CA — A man was in police custody following the discovery of Molotov cocktails and hand-held bombs, authorities said Wednesday.
Deputies responded to reports of a man acting suspiciously in the 200 block of East Fig Street and found 30-year-old Jacob Daniel Oberg in the area around 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
Oberg was wanted in Riverside County for vandalism, burglary, drug and stolen property accusations, the department reported.
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Deputies conducted a search of Oberg's vehicle and found six Molotov cocktails, a flare and a container of gasoline, which prompted response from the bomb/arson teams and the FBI to respond to the scene. Authorities have not identified an intended target of the explosives, however, an investigation was ongoing.
On Tuesday afternoon, a warrant was served to Oberg's apartment in the 33000 block of Jamieson Street in Lake Elsinore.
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Oberg was booked into the Vista Detention Facility on suspicion of several felony charges for possessing an explosive device in public.
His bail was set at $600,000.
— City News Service