
Federal judge denies bail for Minnesota man who amassed an arsenal of weapons to use against police
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A Minnesota man who was stockpiling an arsenal of weapons to use against police was denied bail by a federal judge. The man did not enter a plea during his detention hearing.
Smith did not speak or enter a plea during his detention hearing.
"Law enforcement took him down before he could execute his plan," federal prosecutor Manda Sertich told the court.
Defense attorney Jordan Kushner argued that there was no evidence that Smith actually intended to hurt anyone, or that his "inflammatory" comments about Blacks, Jews and gays in social media exchanges with an FBI informant constituted threats against any specific individuals.

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