Judge frees man accused of transporting guillotine to Supreme Court
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Philan Tam Duy Le, a California man charged with attempted possession of a prohibited weapon after authorities say he transported a guillotine in a pickup and parked it near the Supreme Court, was released by a judge who cited his cooperation and lack of prior criminal history; prosecutors had sought to keep him jailed, and his next court date is in September.
- Judge releases man accused of driving guillotine to Supreme Court The Washington Post
- Man Accused of Bringing Guillotine to D.C. Is Arrested The New York Times
- Carlsbad man charged after bringing guillotine to Library of Congress NBC 7 San Diego
- California man arrested with guillotine near U.S. Capitol NBC4 Washington
- US Capitol Police arrest driver with a guillotine in truck bed by the US Capitol building WUSA9
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