BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) -- Prosecutors say
a Kentucky man who made five Molotov cocktails to blow-up a school has
been sentenced to twenty years in prison, without the possibility of
parole.
U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman says in statement 20-year-old Trey
Alexander Gwathney-Law was sentenced Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Greg
N. Stivers for making and possessing illegal firearms. The statement
says Gwathney-Law told an acquaintance he made the cocktails to blow up
Franklin-Simpson County Middle School.
According to the plea agreement, Gwathney-Law made them in 2015 using
glass bottles filled with flammable liquid. One Mountain Dew, one
Sprite, and two Dr. Pepper bottles had a cloth wick stuffed inside. A
root beer bottle had a carbon dioxide cartridge containing explosive
powder and pieces of paper that appeared to have been soaked in the
liquid.
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