A man is in custody and has been charged after U.S. Secret Service officers found him in a vehicle near the White House carrying multiple guns, the agency said, according to The Guardian's report on the arrest.

The Guardian, which credits its report to the Associated Press, identifies the man as Ronny Yordrix Guanipa Chrinos. According to that account, he was arrested by the Secret Service after telling officers that voices had told him to kill Donald Trump.

The Guardian's summary says he was claiming he heard "voices in his head telling him to kill Donald Trump." The summary does not say at what point in the encounter he made that statement.

The Secret Service said the suspect was taken into custody and charged, and the arrest took place on Thursday night, according to the same report. The summary does not name the specific charges, state how many guns were recovered, or describe any response from the White House.

The account of events comes from the Associated Press report and the Secret Service statement it relays. The American Centinel has not independently confirmed these details, and no further details were available in the material reviewed for this story.

The two central elements of the case are presented as the man's own claims and the agency's own statements. The material reviewed for this story does not include any independent verification of either.

Sources: The Guardian: Man in custody after being found in vehicle near White House with guns.