Maryland man accused of building bomb to target mother-in-law due in court Friday
A court hearing is set for this afternoon to discuss the charges against the man of obstruction of justice and retaliating against a witness.
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A court hearing is set for this afternoon to discuss the charges against the man of obstruction of justice and retaliating against a witness.
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