Santa Clara Sheriff's Office releases photos from suspected mass shooter's home: At least 22,000 rounds of ammunition, a dozen firearms, and suspected Molotov cocktails found

Charles DavisMay 29, 2021, 05:20 IST

Law enforcement officers respond to the scene of a shooting at a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) facility on Wednesday, May 26, 2021, in San Jose.Noah Berger/AP

Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office released photos of guns and ammunition found in Samuel Cassidy's home.
Cassidy is suspected of killing nine people and then himself at the Valley Transit Authority in San Jose, California.

Police recovered at least 22,000 rounds of ammunition in suspected mass shooter Samuel Cassidy's home in San Jose, California.

Police recovered 22,000 rounds of ammunition in mass shooter Samuel Cassidy's home in San Jose, California. Santa Clara Sheriff's Office

A dozen firearms were found in the home, along with suspected Molotov cocktails and multiple cans of gasoline.

A dozen firearms were found in the home, along with suspected Molotov cocktails and multiple cans of gasoline. Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office

Police believe Cassidy had set fire to the home before shooting coworkers at the Valley Transit Authority.

Cassidy had set fire to the home before shooting coworkers at the Valley Transit Authority. Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office

Vigils are being held for the nine victims killed, who were all employees of the VTA.

Alyssa Rubino and Christina Gonzalez hold a picture of their cousin Michael Joseph Rudometkin during a vigil for victims of a shooting at a rail yard run by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority in San Jose, California, U.S., May 27, 2021. REUTERS/Brittany Hosea-Small

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Santa Clara Sheriff's Office releases photos from suspected mass shooter's home: At least 22,000 rounds of ammunition, a dozen firearms, and suspected Molotov cocktails found

Police recovered at least 22,000 rounds of ammunition in suspected mass shooter Samuel Cassidy's home in San Jose, California.

A dozen firearms were found in the home, along with suspected Molotov cocktails and multiple cans of gasoline.

Police believe Cassidy had set fire to the home before shooting coworkers at the Valley Transit Authority.

Vigils are being held for the nine victims killed, who were all employees of the VTA.