The Denville man accused of creating an explosives laboratory, has been ordered to remain in custody pending trial after a judge concluded the evidence recovered from his home posed “grave risks” to the community. The decision followed a two-hour pretrial detention hearing Tuesday in Superior Court in Morristown.
The suspect was arrested on June 24, 2026, and is charged with second-degree recklessly risking widespread injury or damage, two counts of unlawful possession of assault firearms, four counts of possession of destructive devices and one count of fourth-degree unlawful possession of large-capacity magazines.
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Source: Morris Town Green
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