Michael Patrick Takacs Jr., 43, of Warminster, is facing several charges including unlawfully possessing and transporting an explosive device which caused serious damage to his former supervisor’s vehicle.
According to New Jersey’s District Attorney’s Office, around July 26 at approximately 2:42 a.m., an explosive device detonated near a silver Ford Explorer parked in the victim’s driveway in Delran. Officials say the explosion caused debris to scatter with various nails and bolts lodged in the body of the Ford Explorer and in adjacent residential homes.
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Source: MSN News
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