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New charges filed against suspect in Santa Maria courthouse bombing
Santa Barbara County District Attorney announced new charges have been filed against Nathaniel James McGuire, the 20-year-old who set off an explosive device in a courthouse.
Nathaniel McGuire faces ten counts in connection with Sep. 25 bombing at Santa Maria Courthouse
On Tuesday, Santa Barbara County District Attorney John Savrnoch announced ten counts have been filed against Nathaniel McGuire who is already facing a federal charge after throwing an explosive device into the Santa Maria courthouse injuring five people on Sep.
Santa Maria courthouse bombing suspect charged with trying to kill judge and deputy
A man suspected of bombing a courthouse in Santa Barbara County, wounding five people, has been accused of trying to kill a judge and a deputy as prosecutors allege he was plotting multiple deaths that day.
Disturbing Details Emerge About Courthouse Bombing Suspect's Plan To Kill
Nathaniel McGuire, the suspect in a California courthouse explosion, allegedly planned to kill deputies and a judge.
District Attorney Files Charges Related to Santa Maria Courthouse Bombing
Re: People v. Nathaniel James McGuire, Santa Barbara Case No. 24CR80025 Santa Barbara County District Attorney John T. Savrnoch announced today that charges have been filed against Nathaniel James McGuire,
Suspect in Santa Maria courthouse bombing charged with 10 felonies
Nathaniel James McGuire of Santa Maria faces federal charges after he allegedly bombed a Santa Maria courthouse complex on Sept. 25, 2024. The explosion injured at least five people, according to the Department of Justice. United States Department of Justice
20-year-old suspect charged in California courthouse bombing that injured 5
The affidavit alleges McGuire entered the Santa Maria Courthouse on Sept. 25 and threw a bag into the lobby before it exploded and he left the courthouse on foo
Nathaniel McGuire charged in federal complaint after Santa Maria courthouse explosion
Nathaniel James McGuire is charged with maliciously damaging a building by means of explosive and is expected to make his first court appearance Friday afternoon.
Santa Maria Man Charged with Federal Crimes in Courthouse Bombing, Additional Weapons Found
A Santa Barbara County man was charged today in a federal criminal complaint alleging he committed a bomb attack at a courthouse in Santa Maria on Wednesday, in which at least five people were injured.
California Man Charged For Couthouse Bomb Attack That Injured 5
A California man, Nathaniel James McGuire, has been charged with a bomb attack at a Santa Maria courthouse that injured at least five people last Wednesday. McGuire, 20, is accused of maliciously damaging a building using explosives.
Man charged in California courthouse explosion also accused of 3 arson fires
County prosecutors have charged a California man with additional counts in a courthouse bomb attack that injured five people
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Court Executive Promises Security Review After Explosion Injures 5 in Santa Maria Courthouse
identified by the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department as
Nathaniel
McGuire
, 20, of Santa Maria, was allegedly able to hurl an improvised explosive device toward the doors of an arraignment ...
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‘All of a sudden you see the blast’: Courthouse bomber threw ‘improvised explosive device’ to avoid arraignment, injuring 5, police say
Deputies say McGuire entered the facility holding a backpack and threw it at the station where people are screened for ...
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'It was scary': Witnesses describe chaotic scene at courthouse following explosion
An explosion at the courthouse in Santa Maria injured five people Wednesday morning. KSBY spoke to witnesses who described ...
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