Minnesota man convicted of possessing cache of homemade pipe bombs
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - An Oklee, Minnesota man has been found guilty of illegally possessing a cache of homemade pipe bombs discovered on a family hunting property last year.
The Star Tribune reports jurors in Fergus Falls on Friday found 41-year-old Eric James Reinbold guilty of possessing an unregistered destructive device.
Reinbold allegedly kept a notebook outlining plans for violently overthrowing the government.
Last fall, relatives reported finding a tote bag that contained about a half-dozen pipe bombs, other material for homemade explosives and a receipt from a website that sells fuses that was in Reinbold's name.
Federal prosecutors charged Reinbold in January, months after he was arrested in Kansas with cash, camping gear and a passport days after authorities swept his rural northern Minnesota home.
Sentencing has been set for Nov. 16.