BRYAN COUNTY, Ga. – Federal charges have been brought against two men accused of detonating an explosive device at a home in Bryan County, showcasing a disturbing plot of stalking and intimidation. 34-year-old Caleb Kinsey and 37-year-old Stephen Glosser were originally facing state charges for unlawful possession of an explosive and first-degree arson before this recent development.
The federal indictment accuses the two men of conspiring to use an explosive device to harass, intimidate, injure, or potentially kill the victim who owned the targeted home. Glosser allegedly located the victim’s residence and, together with Kinsey, constructed and detonated the destructive device.
In addition to the charges related to the explosive incident, Kinsey also faces separate weapons charges. The severity of these charges opens the possibility of significant prison time, with the conspiracy charge carrying a maximum penalty of 20 years and an extra 10 years for the use of an explosive to commit a felony.
The nature of the crimes and the calculated planning involved in the attack have raised concerns within the community. The indictment paints a troubling picture of premeditated violence and criminal intent, shedding light on the serious threat posed by the defendants. The use of an explosive device in a residential area has undoubtedly shaken the neighborhood and sparked fears of further attacks.
Authorities are working diligently to ensure the safety and security of residents in Bryan County following this alarming incident. The investigation into the motives behind the attack is ongoing, with law enforcement officials leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of justice for the victim. The federal charges signify a significant step in holding the perpetrators accountable for their actions and bringing closure to the affected community.