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A Nevada man who blocked the Colorado River bridge near Hoover Dam with a homemade armored vehicle and assault-style rifles in 2018 has been sentenced to seven years and nine months in an Arizona state prison.
Matthew Phillip Wright, 33, of Henderson, was sentenced in Kingman, Arizona, after pleading no contest to felony terrorism, weapon and unlawful flight charges, according to court records obtained Tuesday.
Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle also sentenced Wright on Thursday to four years of probation after prison. He has already served about 2 1/2 years behind bars.
Wright’s attorney, Michael Denea, called the plea deal a fair resolution to a difficult case and noted that Wright could have faced life in prison under Arizona law.
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LAS VEGAS A Nevada man who blocked the Colorado River bridge near Hoover Dam with a homemade armored vehicle and assault-style rifles in 2018 has been sentenced to seven years and nine months in an Arizona state prison.
Matthew Phillip Wright, 33, of Henderson, was sentenced in Kingman, Arizona, after pleading no contest to felony terrorism, weapon and unlawful flight charges, according to court records obtained Tuesday.
Mohave County Superior Court Judge Derek Carlisle also sentenced Wright on Thursday to four years of probation after prison. He has already served about 2 1/2 years behind bars.
Wright’s attorney, Michael Denea, called the plea deal a fair resolution to a difficult case and noted that Wright could have faced life in prison under Arizona law.