A man from Caernarvon Township has been charged with making weapons of mass destruction after troopers said they found explosives in his home.
President Donald Trump hosts a Cabinet meeting at the White House as Tom Homan takes over the Minnesota immigration crackdown.A man from Caernarvon Township has been charged with making weapons of mass destruction after troopers said they found explosives in his home.
Scott Boley, 56, of Narvon, Pennsylvania, allegedly admitted to troopers on Jan. 20 that he possessed explosive devices, according to charging documents filed by Pennsylvania State Police. Boley reportedly said he would order “Potassium perchlorate” and “aluminum powder” online. In charging documents, troopers wrote that the combination of these two substances is known as “flash powder, which is a rapidly burning mixture providing the oxidizer and fuel necessary for rapid combustion.” Boley said he would mix the parts to create “M-Bombs” where he lives on Laurel Top Circle in Caernarvon Township, Lancaster County, troopers said. Troopers visited his home that same day and spoke to a woman who also lives there, who said Boley would make the explosives in the garage. Authorities got permission to search the home and found a sealed box in the garage that had just come in the mail for Boley.One fully assembled “M-Device,” which troopers described as “an approximate 3 inch long 1 inch diameter cardboard cylinder sealed on both ends. On the ‘top’ end a ‘topper’ is observed with a fuse sticking out approximately 1/2 inch.” A container of “flash powder,” which troopers said they tested on scene, confirming it contained an oxidizer and fuel.Troopers did not specify how they became aware of Boley’s alleged explosives or what he may have been doing with them.As a result of the investigation, state police charged Boley with one felony county of weapons of mass destruction - unlawful possession or manufacture and one misdemeanor count of prohibited possession.A York couple is facing charges after allegedly attacking a woman at a fraternal club in Hanover and calling her racial slurs.A dump truck hit a car, flipped and then hit a home in Gardners Wednesday morning, according to Pennsylvania State Police.Pennsylvania Sen. Doug Mastriano is calling on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to resign amid pushback against ICE agents in Minneapolis.A Harrisburg candy store is taking a stance against Immigration and Customs Enforcement with their latest product, “ICE Out” Marshmallows.Sweet 717 is selling t
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