INGALLS, Ind. (WISH) — Armed with Molotov cocktails, black gloves taped around the wrists, and a fake government ID, one Anderson man is found guilty for a 2023 “mission” to vandalize a home.

A Pennsylvania man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder and aggravated arson in connection to a fire that was started at Governor Josh Shapiro’s residence on Sunday. Cody Allen ...

Stearman, 42, of Anderson, guilty of unlawfully possessing incendiary bombs, commonly referred to as Molotov cocktails, and falsely impersonating an officer or employee of the United States.

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But Balmer’s Facebook page shows that it’s not the first time Molotov cocktails have crossed his mind. In June 2022, Balmer shared a post from a fan page of a rock band that featured an ...

A judge denied bail. Authorities say Mr Balmer used Molotov cocktails to start the blaze overnight on Saturday. Shapiro, his wife, his four children, and guests and staff members were able to ...

Benaki streets, The Standard reported. The assailants reportedly used Molotov cocktails and stones, prompting the police to respond with chemical agents. The riots began just days after a bomb ...

A suspect in the recent arson attack at the Pennsylvania governor’s residence used Molotov cocktails and planned to beat Gov. Josh Shapiro (D), according to local officials. In a criminal ...

Balmer then threw a Molotov cocktail into the residence, starting the fire, according to police. Police tape is seen at the Pennsylvania Governor’s Mansion in Harrisburg after a suspected arson ...

Authorities say Cody Balmer filled beer bottles with gasoline, walked an hour to reach the house, scaled a fence, broke windows and threw the Molotov cocktails inside before fleeing. The ...