Salt Lake charges include bombs

 Blaze:

Alleged bomb plot near Charlie Kirk assassination lands Pakistani native and son with terrorism charges

A father and son were arrested in Salt Lake City on Sunday for allegedly affixing an explosive device to the bottom of a KSTU-TV news vehicle parked next to an occupied building.

The device was discovered just days after Charlie Kirk's assassination around a half-hour drive away at Utah Valley University and amid an increased media presence in the area.

KSTU revealed that the device was determined to be real. While the explosive had reportedly been lit, the arrest report indicated that it "failed to function as designed."
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He was booked into the jail on Sunday and charged with the manufacture, possession, or use of a weapon of mass destruction; attempted aggravated arson; possession of an explosive/chemical/incendiary; threat of terrorism; and felony possession of parts for an explosion/chemical/incendiary device.

Nasir's American-born son, 31-year-old Adil Justice Ahme Nasir, has been charged with manufacture/possession/use of a weapon of mass destruction; attempted aggravated arson; threat of terrorism; and possession both of an explosive/chemical/incendiary device and parts to make one.
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There has been an increased law enforcement presence in the area since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, but so far, there has been no claim that this is related to the Kirk murder. 

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