Arizona Man Charged Over Alleged Bomb-and-Gun Attack Plot Targeting Jewish or Muslim House of Worship

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ARIZONA — A 27-year-old Arizona man has been charged with making a terrorist threat after prosecutors alleged that he planned a mass-casualty attack against a Jewish or Muslim house of worship using explosives and firearms.

Matthew Bjornholt, of Chandler, appeared in a Maricopa County courtroom on Friday, October 16, where prosecutors outlined allegations that he had discussed a plan to detonate explosives at a religious facility before an accomplice would open fire on survivors.

During the hearing, prosecutor Stephen Garcia described Bjornholt as a potential danger to the community and requested that his bond be set at $500,000.

Authorities reportedly recovered three firearms and ammunition during a search of Bjornholt's residence.


 
ARIZONA — A 27-year-old Arizona man has been charged with making a terrorist threat after prosecutors alleged that he planned a mass-casualty attack against a Jewish or Muslim house of worship using explosives and firearms.

Matthew Bjornholt, of Chandler, appeared in a Maricopa County courtroom on Friday, October 16, where prosecutors outlined allegations that he had discussed a plan to detonate explosives at a religious facility before an accomplice would open fire on survivors.

During the hearing, prosecutor Stephen Garcia described Bjornholt as a potential danger to the community and requested that his bond be set at $500,000.

Authorities reportedly recovered three firearms and ammunition during a search of Bjornholt's residence.


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Prosecutors allege Bjornholt called “The Anarchist Cookbook” his “bible,” according to FOX 10 Phoenix, which first reported on Bjornholt’s initial appearance. The infamous manual, written in 1969 by a then-19-year-old William Powell and published in 1971, sold more than two million copies before Powell publicly disavowed it and expressed regret over its existence prior to his death in 2016, according to The Guardian. Pages from the book were found among the materials possessed by Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh during his radicalization period before he detonated a bomb that killed 168 people at the Murrah Federal Building

 
ARIZONA — A 27-year-old Arizona man has been charged with making a terrorist threat after prosecutors alleged that he planned a mass-casualty attack against a Jewish or Muslim house of worship using explosives and firearms.

Matthew Bjornholt, of Chandler, appeared in a Maricopa County courtroom on Friday, October 16, where prosecutors outlined allegations that he had discussed a plan to detonate explosives at a religious facility before an accomplice would open fire on survivors.

During the hearing, prosecutor Stephen Garcia described Bjornholt as a potential danger to the community and requested that his bond be set at $500,000.

Authorities reportedly recovered three firearms and ammunition during a search of Bjornholt's residence.



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