Siblings Charged in MacDill Air Force Base Bomb Threat
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Two siblings face federal charges for an explosive device near MacDill Air Force Base, home to U.S. Central Command. Alen Zheng, 20, is accused of damaging government property and making an unregistered destructive device, while his sister, Ann Mary Zheng, 27, is charged with witness tampering and being an accessory. Alen fled to China, but Ann remains in custody. The base, a key hub for Middle East and Central Asia operations, has been on high alert since the war with Iran began. Recently, another man was arrested for threatening phone calls, but no link to the Zhengs has been found. Authorities are working to bring Alen back for trial.
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