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Virginia Man Denies Charges for 2021 Pipe Bombs in DC

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Brian J. Cole Jr., the man accused of planting two bombs in Washington, DC, in January 2021, pleaded not guilty to federal charges during his arraignment. This plea comes after a delay due to the holiday schedule of the grand jury. Cole's attorney claims the devices were incapable of exploding and argues that Cole, who has autism, leads a peaceful life. He has been in custody since his arrest in December, with a hearing scheduled for January 28 to review his detention. The bombs were placed just before the Capitol riots, diverting law enforcement resources during a critical moment.

Key Details: • Next hearing scheduled for January 28. • Cole has been detained since his December arrest. • The bombs were planted on January 5, 2021, before the Capitol riots.

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FBIWashington, DCBrian J. Cole Jr.Jeanine Pirro

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