EXCLUSIVE: The surveillance video shows an alleged attacker on the night of the club before the arrest

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EXCLUSIVE: The surveillance video shows an alleged attacker on the night of the club before the arrest







The e-mail suspect César Sayoc spent the first hours of the morning the day he was arrested reviewing press clippings at the strip club where he worked, according to the exclusive surveillance video obtained by ABC News and sources at the club.





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Sayoc was arrested on Friday for allegedly sending at least 14 suspects of explosive devices to several Democrats and prominent critics of the president Donald Trump, including the former president Barack Obama, Former Vice President Joe Biden, California Representative Maxine Waters, Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey and the offices of CNN in New York.



The was charged on Friday afternoon with five federal crimes: interstate transportation of an explosive, illegal shipment of explosives, threats against former presidents and others, threats of interstate communications and assault on current and former federal officials. He could face up to 48 years in prison.





Broward County Sheriff's Office through AP
Cesar Sayoc is seen in this undated reserve photo, published by the Broward County Sheriff's Office and provided by the Associated Press, in Miami. 

Sayoc served as a DJ at Ultra Gentleman's Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, recently on Thursday from noon until 9 p.m. The surveillance video shows him bringing bags to the club on Thursday at 11:35 a.m. for his presentation, and then leave the club that night.



He left the club and went to the gym after his shift, according to witnesses, before returning to collect his advice from before and hanging out at 2:16 am, just hours before being arrested on Friday morning, as seen in the surveillance images.



You can see the 56-year-old in images inside the club, spreading newspapers on the empty table of the banquet in front of the stage. Club sources told ABC News that they saw Cesar Sayoc reviewing press clippings while they were sitting in the lounge during these hours.





Ultra Gentlemans Club
Cesar Sayoc is seen, on the left, serving a drink on Saturday, October 20, 2018, at the reception of Ultra Gentleman's Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, where he worked.

Ultra Gentleman's Club sources told ABC News that club employees and sponsors saw Sayoc burn objects in a small fire in front of his truck, parked in the club parking lot, between midnight and 2 am Friday morning. ABC News checked the parking surveillance video and can not see a visible fire, but can see the customers approaching the van.



The photos of club sources of the remnants of the small fire lit by Sayoc outside his truck that night showed a burned clip among the supposed remains of a fire visible in the photos.



Sayoc had only worked at the club for about two months. The surveillance images of the club in mid-October, acquired by ABC News, showed Sayoc greeting the guests at the front door and talking to other employees at the reception.





WPLG-TV through AP
In this context, in the video provided by WPLG-TV, FBI agents cover a truck stationed in Plantation, Florida, on October 26, 2018, of a suspect in the massive bombs. 

He was arrested just before noon in the parking lot of an AutoZone auto parts store in Plantation, Florida, about 40 minutes south of the West Palm Beach club where he worked.



Apparently, he lived outside his truck, which was stuck with decals denouncing prominent Democrats and promoting the president.



That they are contained a printer, seals, paper, unidentified dust and welding equipment, at least preliminarily pointing to the vehicle as a possible place for the assembly of the alleged improvised explosive devices (IED), according to two officials informed about the probe.





Josh Margolin, Jack Date, Aaron Katersky and Mike Levine of ABC News contributed to this report.

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