Siblings Charged in Explosive Plot at MacDill Air Force Base
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20-year-old Alen Zheng from Florida and his 27-year-old sister Ann Mary Zheng are facing serious federal charges after planting an explosive device near MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa. Alen could face up to 40 years in prison, while Ann could get 30 years. The device, planted on March 10th, was found on March 16th and never detonated. Investigators traced the siblings using phone records and surveillance footage, and they are now seeking Alens extradition from China.
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