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Feds charge man with making improvised explosive devices and placing them on Williamsburg Bridge and Manhattan rooftops

If convicted on all counts, Gann faces a maximum of 40 years in prison, the US Attorney’s office said in a news release.

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Michael Gann, of Inwood, charged with throwing homemade bomb on Williamsburg Bridge, feds say

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New York man built and planted bombs on Williamsburg Bridge and Manhattan rooftops, authorities say

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Man Built Bombs and Planned to Set Them Off in Manhattan, Officials Say

A Long Island man who publicly expressed his dismay over immigration in New York City in an online message to President Trump was indicted on Tuesday on charges of making homemade bombs and spreading...

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Long Island man plotted to detonate explosives across NYC, feds say

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Man charged with building and tossing homemade explosives in Manhattan

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Helped by AI, man built bombs he planned to detonate in Manhattan, officials say

Michael Gann built seven homemade bombs with the aid of artificial intelligence, a process he called “easier than buying gun powder,” according to court documents.

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Manhattan bomb plot foiled as feds charge NY man with building, stashing IEDs across city

Michael Gann, 55, allegedly constructed seven improvised explosive devices or IEDs and placed them around Manhattan, according to police.

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Man Arrested on Accusation of Making Explosive Devices and Placing Them Around New York City - Including on a Subway Track

Michael Gann was arrested last month after he was accused of placing six explosive devices around the SoHo neighborhood in Manhattan

Man built and stashed homemade bombs throughout New York City, prosecutors say

Federal prosecutors say Michael Gann built at least seven improvised explosive devices with chemicals he had bought online.

FBI director praises agents and NYPD for thwarting IED plot in Manhattan

NEW YORK (TNND) — FBI Director Kash Patel applauded agents and the New York Police Department for "dismantling" a suspect's plan of building and stashing homemade bombs across Manhattan.