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Saturday, January 05, 2019

Salisbury Man Charged with Possessing a Destructive Device

WICOMICO COUNTY, MD - Deputy State Fire Marshals arrested a Wicomico County man who possessed and attempted to detonate a destructive device in Hancock, Washington County on December 29, 2018.

On December 30, 2018, at approximately 12:32 am, Washington County Sheriff's Deputies notified the Maryland State Fire Marshal Bomb Squad to assist with the discovery of a suspected device. The device was located in the parking lot of the Quaker Creek Apartments. As a result of diagnostics performed by the Bomb Squad, it was determined that the device was a functional intact improvised explosive device. The Bomb Squad rendered the device safe and took it in to custody for evidence and assumed the investigation. No injuries or damage was reported as a result of the incident.

On January 4, 2019, the Maryland State Fire Marshal Bomb Squad executed a search warrant at 714 Hammond Street in Salisbury. As a result of the execution of the warrant, Michael Joseph Thorn (51) was taken into custody without incident and transported to Wicomico County Central Booking/Detention Center. No injuries or damages resulted from the execution of the warrant.

The investigation revealed that Mr. Thorn possessed and attempted to initiate the device. Mr. Thorn was charged with Possessing a Destructive Device and Possessing Explosives with Intent to Create a Destructive Device. The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office Bomb Squad, Lower Eastern Regional Office, Salisbury Police Department and Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives assisted with this investigation.

Mr. Thorn is currently being held without bond until a hearing on January 7, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.
NR - Salisbury Man Arrested for Possessing a Destructive Device

12 comments:

  1. He was in Dayton's 2 nights ago.I had no idea we were sitting across from such a dangerous individual.

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  2. Only here would a home grown bomb maker be arrested in a camo bathrobe. LOL.

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  3. What remains to be seen is if his landlord, a former SU professor, will kick him out of his rental house. Explosive devices on the property probably violates the lease.

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    1. He will be on no bond for the next 7 months waiting for court dates and mental evaluations. Then upon conviction another mental evaluation before sentencing add additional 2 month. Then doc for 18 months. However you can call his landlord?

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  4. Big brother and all those cameras and cell phone pings watching every move we make

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  5. You might be a redneck if.......................

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  6. "...Explosive devices on the property probably violates the lease."

    I have had many rental leases from college age through adulthood. None have had a clause prohibiting explosive devices. I mean, who would have thought of such a thing back then?

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  7. Dont jump to conclusions on this

    Two sides to every story....

    we know the media lies and presents false flags, and fake news

    sounds to me...he was being watched potentially due to rants on social media

    the left is very scared of the right...

    think on this some

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  8. 12:06 PM there is a criminal clause. cops show up and you are arrested you get evicted. normal here in the bury for all the drug dealers.

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  9. Lol lol lol 10:23 Soooo Funny !

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  10. Make your own M-80, and suddenly you're a "bomb maker". Go figure.

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  11. Homemade fireworks. Big Deal...not.

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