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Arsonist Behind Fiery Explosions During Maryland Robbery Spree Learns Prison Fate: Feds Arsonist Behind Fiery Explosions During Maryland Robbery Spree Learns Prison Fate: Feds
Arsonist Behind Fiery Explosions During Maryland Robbery Spree Learns Prison Fate: Feds The Maryland man who used explosive devices to set fire to 7-Eleven stores to rob cash registers and steal from ATMs will avoid life in prison. But he will spend decades behind bars. Temple Hills resident Stephen Kennedy, 34, was sentenced to 45 years in prison following a series of explosive robberies reported at convenience stores in Maryland, federal authorities announced. He was facing life in prison after being convicted on a host of charges following a five-day trial in February 2025. Investigators say Kennedy and his co-conspirator, Donnell Kelly, carried out a dangerous plan betwe…

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by Zak Failla
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Virginia Man Claims He Has Bomb At Bank — Then Sits Outside Nearby Store, Police Say Virginia Man Claims He Has Bomb At Bank — Then Sits Outside Nearby Store, Police Say
Virginia Man Claims He Has Bomb At Bank — Then Sits Outside Nearby Store, Police Say A man who slipped a bank teller a note claiming that he had an explosive device in Virginia is behind bars after being quickly arrested, police say. Members of the Fredericksburg Police Department arrested King George resident Reginald Robinson Jr., 34, following an investigation into a bomb threat made at United Bank. At around 3:45 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 3, officers were called to the bank in the 500 block of Emancipation Highway, when a man passed a written note to a teller stating that he was in possession of a gun and an explosive device before quickly fleeing the area. Robinson did not…

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Ryan Routh Reportedly Tries To Stab Himself After Verdict In Trump Assassination Attempt Trial Ryan Routh Reportedly Tries To Stab Himself After Verdict In Trump Assassination Attempt Trial
Ryan Routh Reportedly Tries To Stab Himself After Verdict In Trump Assassination Attempt Trial There was chaos in court moments after a jury found Ryan Wesley Routh guilty in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, the defendant reportedly tried to stab himself in the neck with a pen, triggering a chaotic scene as marshals rushed the defense table. The verdict was returned Tuesday, Sept. 23, in a South Florida courtroom overseen by US District Judge Aileen Cannon after the jury deliberated two hours. She described the courtroom commotion as an “outburst,” and Routh was forcibly removed before being brought back in shackles to be told he will be sentenced on Thursday, Dec. 18, ac…

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by Joe Lombardi