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Michigan man sentenced to 52 months for possessing pipe bombs

A northern Michigan man has been sentenced to serve 52 months in federal prison after he was found to be in possession of multiple explosives in 2022.

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Michigan bomb maker sentenced to 52 months in prison

Michigan bomb maker sentenced to 52 months in prison
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Northern Michigan man sentenced to federal prison for creating pipe bombs

Northern Michigan man sentenced to federal prison for creating pipe bombs
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Michigan man sentenced following discovery of pipe bombs

Terrance Wayne VanOchten, 57, was sentenced to 52 months in federal prison on Friday. He pled guilty in June to possessing three pipe bombs.

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Mancelona man sent to prison for pipe-bombs, firearms cache

GRAND RAPIDS — Three pipe bombs, a large cache of military-style firearms and equipment led to a 52-month prison sentence for a Mancelona man.

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