Bomber Targeting Banks and Stores Sentenced (December 2025)

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Cahlyl Rollins was sentenced in December 2025 to five years in federal prison for his role in a series of four bombings targeting banks and stores in Maryland and the District of Columbia in July 2023. His co-defendant, W. Garrett Bragg, was sentenced in May 2025 to seven years.

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January 2026 1 developments

  1. Christian Sturdivant, 18, was formally indicted in federal court in January 2026, accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired attack targeting a grocery store and fast-food restaurant.

    Christian Sturdivant, 18, was formally indicted in federal court in January 2026, accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired attack targeting a grocery store and fast-food restaurant. He was arrested on December 31, 2025, and allegedly intended to use kitchen knives in the attack.

December 2025 1 developments

  1. Audrey Illeene Carroll, Zachary Aaron Page, and two others were indicted for planning pipe bomb attacks targeting Southern California businesses for New Year's Eve 2025.

    Audrey Illeene Carroll, Zachary Aaron Page, and two others were indicted for planning pipe bomb attacks targeting Southern California businesses for New Year's Eve 2025. The group planned to detonate pipe bombs at a minimum of five locations.

September 2024 1 developments

  1. Cahlyl Rollins and W.

    Cahlyl Rollins and W. Garrett Bragg pleaded guilty to four counts of malicious use of explosive materials.

January 2024 1 developments

  1. W. Garrett Bragg was arrested in Washington D.C.

    W. Garrett Bragg was arrested in Washington D.C.

July 2023 1 developments

  1. Cahlyl Rollins and W.

    Cahlyl Rollins and W. Garrett Bragg detonated explosive devices at a Bank of America ATM in District Heights, Maryland, a Truist Bank branch in Washington D.C., a Nike Store, and a Safeway supermarket, causing thousands of dollars in damage. They appeared to be 'beta-testing' methods for robbing ATMs and stores.