Federal prosecutors said New York (AP) – A New York person accused of plotting to install home -made explosives, which he had stopped on sites across Manhattan.
55 -year -old Michael Gain built at least seven improvised explosive equipment last month, in which he took the bombs to Manhattan on Tuesday with a grand jury on Tuesday with chemicals purchased online.
Prosecutors said Gain on Long Island stored some equipment on the roofs of residential buildings and thrown another on the metro tracks on the Williamsburg Bridge.
No one was injured by any device. The anthem was arrested near buildings in early June, and officials said they had a tool in their possession.
The anthem “put at risk” innumerable life at risk, “said in a statement, an interim American Attorney in the southern district of New York.
Gain is accused of attempting destruction of property through explosives, transporting explosive materials and illegal occupation of destructive equipment. If all counts are convicted, he can face a jail of up to 40 years.
A judge detained the anthem after a bail hearing. His lawyer, Martin Cohen, refused to comment on Wednesday.
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The story has been corrected to show that the anthem is from Long Island, New York, not from New York City.
The Associated Press
