Man Sentenced for Illegal Explosives, FBI's Role Highlighted
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21-year-old James River Phillips from Mason sentenced to 3 years probation for illegally transporting explosive materials. FBIs Joint Terrorism Task Force investigated after Lebanon police found a live IED in a soccer complex parking garage. Phillipss cell phone data led investigators to him, revealing test explosion videos, device-building notes, and assembly photos in his iCloud account. This case underscores the importance of police vigilance and tech forensics in preventing explosive threats in everyday community spots.
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