Deputies Say Fountain Inn Man Arrested After Investigation of Explosives
Scott Everett Kraft faces two counts of manufacturing an improvised explosive device.
January 20, 2013
FOUNTAIN INN, S.C. -- Laurens County deputies say they arrested a Fountain Inn man after an ongoing investigation of explosions in the Gentry Road area.
Deputies say 39 year old Scott Everett Kraft was arrested Friday after hearing about several explosions. They found those explosions were occurring on Kraft's property.
After deputies and SLED's Bomb Squad got a search warrant, they found materials to make improvised explosives on the property.
Kraft faces two counts of manufacturing an improvised explosive device.
He was booked into the Johnson Detention Center and is waiting a bond hearing.
Deputies say 39 year old Scott Everett Kraft was arrested Friday after hearing about several explosions. They found those explosions were occurring on Kraft's property.
After deputies and SLED's Bomb Squad got a search warrant, they found materials to make improvised explosives on the property.
Kraft faces two counts of manufacturing an improvised explosive device.
He was booked into the Johnson Detention Center and is waiting a bond hearing.
| Name | Party Type | Case Number | Filed Date | Case Status | Disposition Date | Type | Subtype | Judgment # | Court Agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kraft, Scott E | Defendant | 2010CP3000462 | 04/16/2010 | Judgment | 08/05/2010 | Common Pleas | Foreclosure 420 | 2010CP3000462 | Common Pleas |
| Kraft, Scott E | Defendant | 2010LP3000125 | 04/16/2010 | Pending | Lis Pendens | Lis Pendens | Common Pleas | ||
| Kraft, Scott Everett | Defendant | 2013A3010100072 | 01/18/2013 | Transferred | 01/19/2013 | Criminal | Laurens County Bond Court | ||
| Kraft, Scott Everett | Defendant | 2013A3010100075 | 01/18/2013 | Transferred | 01/19/2013 | Criminal | Laurens County Bond Court |
You need to take this off the internet, Laurens county was wrong, and SLED and the attorney General said that the signal cannon is legal to own, and shoot.they dropped the case, but its not over with
ReplyDeleteThis is incorrect and needs to be updated..charges were dropped as no explosives were found on the property..you need to remove this or legal charges may result..
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