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LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. -- State police have arrested a man in connection to the bomb threat at the Bahney House Hotel.

When police arrived on the scene they located the suspect and the suspicious package in the rear parking lot of the hotel.

Police identified David Oxenrider, 28, as the suspect.

In a press release, police said they were able to safely take Oxenrider into custody and they established a perimeter around the suspicious package.

Residents were evacuated to a safe area and the surrounding areas were blocked off as a security measure.

The Pennsylvania State Police Hazardous Device and Explosives Section responded to the bomb threat and they successfully disabled the device, according to the authorities.

Traffic was disrupted for approximately six hours while the situation was being investigated and resolved.
Oxenrider is being charged with manufacturing a weapon of mass destruction, causing or risking a catastrophe and recklessly endangering another person.

He was taken to the Lebanon County Booking Center and is awaiting arraignment on the charges.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...-hotel-parking-lot/ar-AADlElD?ocid=spartanntp
 
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MYERSTOWN, Pa. —
A man who was arrested over the weekend for allegedly building a bomb in Myerstown, Lebanon County, just wanted to get the police to talk to him about an alien threat, a criminal complaint stated.

David Oxenreider, 28, is facing multiple charges, including manufacturing a weapon of mass destruction, investigators said......

"The defendant related back in 2014 he had an encounter with a UFO ship and aliens. The defendant related the aliens told him that humans need to start being good people or else they were going to destroy the earth with a nuclear laser beam. The defendant related he has been trying to spread the advice the aliens had [given] him, but no one listens to him. The defendant related when he tells people about his alien encounter people say he is crazy."

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"The defendant related back in 2014 he had an encounter with a UFO ship and aliens. The defendant related the aliens told him that humans need to start being good people or else they were going to destroy the earth with a nuclear laser beam. The defendant related he has been trying to spread the advice the aliens had [given] him, but no one listens to him. The defendant related when he tells people about his alien encounter people say he is crazy."
"The defendant related that since he built a bomb, authorities have begun taking his story seriously. Authorities related that they are taking the situation seriously."
 
"The defendant related back in 2014 he had an encounter with a UFO ship and aliens. The defendant related the aliens told him that humans need to start being good people or else they were going to destroy the earth with a nuclear laser beam. The defendant related he has been trying to spread the advice the aliens had [given] him, but no one listens to him. The defendant related when he tells people about his alien encounter people say he is crazy."
When Usenet was still viable, there was either one exceptionally prolific poster or several posters that ranted and raved about he subject of isotropic radiators and the CIA and US Army and the FBI and the NSA using them to control human behavior and so on and so forth. But there is such a thing as an isotropic radiator. It exists as a theoretical construct, and is defined as a point source of radiation that illuminates equally well in all directions. Nobody has ever held one in their hand, though.

This gentleman reminds me strongly of the isotropic-radiator people.

--Al
 
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