Man tied to Idaho pastor's shooting arrested at White House

(AP) — A fugitive wanted by Idaho authorities for wounding a church pastor apparently wrote a manifesto contending that Martians controlled the Earth, police said.

The Transportation Security Administration says a bulletin notifying the agency of law enforcement's interest in Odom was not received until Monday evening.

The TSA says it screens passengers against the government's Terrorist Watchlist, but it does not search for requests for criminals and warrants when routinely screening passengers.

A former Marine from Coeur d'Alene, Odom is suspected of shooting Remington a day after the pastor led the prayer at a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz.

The manifesto included the names of members of Congress, members of the Israeli government, Remington and John Padula, outreach pastor for The Altar Church, where Remington is the senior pastor.

The Coeur d'Alene Police Department issued a warrant for Odom, who has no criminal record but does have a history of mental illness.

Police said Odom drove to the Spokane area on Interstate 90 after the Sunday afternoon shooting, according traffic camera footage.