A man is facing numerous charges after he was arrested at North Carolina A&T State University’s campus. Greensboro police said on March 26, they responded to the NC A&T campus to a heavily armed individual. They said Brandon James Bentley, 27, was violent and making threats to law enforcement. NC A&T officers told police Bentley was chasing unarmed security guards on the campus. Police and NC A&T officers helped to detain Bentley. Top StoriesBiltmore employee killed after tree falls from strong winds, officials say 'I don't want this case to go cold': Calls for justice continue four years after Winston-Salem murder Teen shot and killed during a social gathering, police say Police: One person hurt in crash on Business 85 in Greensboro Police said they discovered two handguns, two shotguns, one rifle, a crossbow, a machete, stun gun, hatchets, knives, choking devices, pepper spray, a blow dart gun, brass knuckles, and other weaponry in his vehicle. They also said he had more than 1,000 rounds of various ammunition. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereGreensboro Police Department’s Hazardous Devices Team also responded due to a potential threat of an explosive device, which turned out to be fireworks. Watch: NOWCAST streaming newscastsBentley was charged with the following:Multiple weapons offenses including firearm on educational property, explosive device on educational property, weapon on educational property, carrying a concealed weapon, driving with revoked license, and reckless driving. He appeared in court on March 27.NC A&T said Bentley has no affiliation with A&T and has been banned from its campus. Bentley was released on bond, according to court documents. His bond was set at $100,000. North Carolina A&T State University released the following statement:"On March 26 at approximately 4 a.m., Brandon James Bentley was arrested on the North Carolina A&T State University campus after being encountered driving unsafely in the area of Sullivan Street and Benbow Road.After campus law enforcement discovered weapons in the vehicle, Bentley was immediately arrested, and the weapons confiscated. Because of the quick and decisive action of law enforcement, a campus alert was not issued, as the suspect no longer constituted an ongoing threat to campus safety. The FBI, State Bureau of Investigation, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and Greensboro Police Department are in charge of an ongoing joint investigation into this incident. Bentley, who has no affiliation with A&T, has been banned from the North Carolina A&T campus.The University remains committed to safety and security of our campus and will continue to use the emergency alert system in instances where threats are ongoing." NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We Love |Trending StoriesKeep up with the latest news and weather by downloading the WXII app here.