The man who was arrested in connection to last month's IVF clinic bombing shipped 180lbs of explosives to the terrorist, who detonated the car bomb before fleeing to Poland, according to the FBI.
Daniel Park, 32, was taken into custody at New York's JFK Airport by the FBI and Port Authority Police Tuesday following the disastrous bombing that blew up the American Reproductive Centers fertility clinic on May 17.
The primary suspect and man accused of setting off the bomb, 25-year-old Guy Edward Bartkus, was killed in the explosion after a silver Ford Fusion sedan erupted.
During a press conference Wednesday afternoon, FBI director Akil Davis said the agency discovered that Park shipped six packages of ammonium nitrate - a chemical compound found in bombs - from Washington State to Bartkus in California.
Park was also 'in possession of a similar recipe' that was used in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, Davis said.
