Pipe Bombs Found at The Home of Man Arrested For Carrying Weapons at "No Kings" Rally

Kevin Krebs, 31, was arrested with loaded weapons at a weekend protest in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Days later, a pipe bomb was found during a police search of his home.

Key Facts:

Kevin Krebs, 31, was arrested on Saturday during a “No Kings” protest in West Chester, Pennsylvania, while carrying multiple loaded weapons.
Authorities later found a pipe bomb during a follow-up search of his home in Malvern, PA, on Monday.
Police seized a loaded handgun, six loaded rifle magazines, and other tactical gear at the time of arrest.
Krebs has been charged with carrying a concealed weapon without a permit; more charges may follow.
His brother described him as “harmless” and said the family is seeking professional help for him.

The Rest of The Story:

Kevin Krebs was taken into custody in West Chester after officers found him armed with a handgun, knives, and loaded rifle magazines during a political demonstration.

According to police records, he did not have a concealed carry permit and was wearing tactical accessories including gloves and a ski mask.

Days after his arrest, federal agents returned to his home with a warrant.

That’s when they discovered a pipe bomb.

The exact location of the device in the house remains unclear.

The bomb squad and FBI remained on scene late into the night to ensure public safety.

Krebs’ brother, Alex, told reporters that Kevin had no harmful intentions and was at the rally to support its message.

“Completely so apologetic, and so sorry that everybody was triggered or people felt uncomfortable and unsafe,” he said.

He added that Kevin was afraid of potential violence, referencing unrest seen at other protests across the country.

Kevin Krebs of Malvern, arrested at No Kings rally in West Chester, “was in possession of fully loaded Sig Sauer P329 handgun, three loaded Sig Sauer handgun magazines, six loaded Assault Rifle magazines, an M9 bayonet knife, a pocket knife, pepper spray, ski mask & gloves.” pic.twitter.com/XuqPYTt9mt

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Commentary:

This incident is a sobering reminder of just how dangerous political extremism can become, no matter the intention or ideology.

While Kevin Krebs may not have used the weapons or the pipe bomb, simply showing up at a protest armed to the teeth is unacceptable in a civil society.

We cannot allow individuals to self-justify bringing arsenals to public events under the guise of “self-defense.”

If someone truly fears violence, the solution is not to become a potential catalyst for it.

It’s to seek help, de-escalate, and cooperate with the rule of law.

Pipe bombs are not defensive tools. They are designed to maim and kill.

The presence of one in Krebs’ home immediately raises the stakes and demands a full investigation into how and why it was made—or acquired.

No protest, no political message, and no personal fear gives anyone the right to endanger the public.

If Kevin Krebs made that bomb or intended to use it, he must face the full force of the law—without exception.

Too often, we see politicians and media figures on the left excuse or downplay violent behavior if it aligns with their narrative.

That double standard must end.

There is no moral gray area when it comes to explosives and threats of violence.

Violence cannot be allowed to fester or be tolerated in the name of “activism.”

Whether you’re carrying a sign or carrying a weapon, the rules must be the same for everyone: no violence, no excuses, and no mercy for those who plan to hurt others.