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Back in March of 2021, a young man took a homemade bomb to Newaygo High School in Michigan, he accidentally detonated it and now his dad gets four years in prison.
Back in March of 2021, a young man took a homemade bomb to Newaygo High School in Michigan, he accidentally detonated it and now his dad gets four years in prison.
Teen who lost thumbs after homemade explosive went off in high school charged Published A homemade explosive was taken March 8 to Newaygo High School and accidentally detonated, police said. A preliminary hearing for the teen was held Wednesday. He is charged with manufacture/possession of a Molotov cocktail or similar device and possession of a weapon in a weapon-free school zone, the Newaygo County prosecutor’s office said. A homemade explosive was taken March 8 to Newaygo High School and accidentally detonated, police said. The teen, four other students and a teacher were hurt. His fa...
Apr 12, 2021 A Newaygo-area man is facing both federal and state charges now after his teenage son set off explosives at school. Thirty-three-year-old David Saylor was charged March 9 with manufacturing or possession of a Molotov cocktail and contributing to the delinquency of a minor at the state level. Saylor was charged on March 31 with federal counts of possessing a pip bomb and another improvised explosive device that was not registered to him and possession a stolen .22 rifle. Each federal count carries a prison sentence up of to ten years. View the full story on WOOD TV
Michigan dad of teen who brought explosive to school charged by feds Associated Press NEWAYGO, Mich. — A man whose son accidentally detonated an explosive at a western Michigan school was charged with illegal possession of destructive devices, authorities said Monday. An indictment unsealed in federal court accuses David Saylor of possessing unregistered explosive devices and a stolen firearm. In March, Saylor's son brought a homemade explosive to Newaygo High School and accidentally detonated it, injuring himself and others, authorities said.