Explosives, weapons in suspect's home in Polish 'Breivik' case WARSAW, Poland, July 31 (UPI) -- Polish agents raided a house in Warsaw in connection with the case of a Krakow academic who is suspected of planning to blow up Parliament. A spokesman for the Krakow Prosecutor's Office told Polskie Radio that explosive materials and weapons were found in the house. The suspect in the case, identified only as Dr. Brunon K., is accused of planning to drive a vehicle packed with explosive into Poland's main parliamentary building in Warsaw when both the president and prime minister were present. Known as the Polish "Breivik," he is charged with "preparing an attack against the constitutional authorities of Poland." Two years ago Norwegian Anders Breivik killed 77 people. First, he planted a bomb at government offices in Oslo, killing eight people, then he went to a summer camp and shot 69 students.