Judge says two allegedly involved in Whitmer kidnap plot must continue to wear GPS tethers
Credit steve carmody / Michigan Radio Two brothers accused of plotting to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer will have to keep wearing electronic tethers as they await trial. A judge made the decision Wednesday. William and Michael Null are facing numerous charges in Antrim County, including providing material support for terrorist acts. They're among more than a dozen men accused of plotting to kidnap the governorand storm the state capitol building in Lansing. Since their release on bond, the Null brothers have worn GPS tethers to allow authorities to track their movements. The prosecutor s...