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DOJ: Pennsylvania man charged after detonating bomb by former supervisor’s home
A Pennsylvania man is accused of detonating a bomb by the home of his former supervisor in New Jersey, according to the Department of Justice. Michael Patrick Takacs, Jr., 43, of Bucks County, faces charges of one count of transporting in interstate commerce an explosive with knowledge and intent that it would intimidate
Pa. man detonated explosive at the home of his former boss, feds say
Michael Patrick Takacs Jr., 43, of Warminster, Pennsylvania, was charged with transporting an explosive device across state lines with the intent to intimidate or destroy property, unlawfully transporting explosive materials and two counts of unlawful possession of an explosive device.
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