MIAMI, Okla. (AP) - An Illinois man who has
received a mental health examination in connection with an alleged plot
to attack dozens of northeastern Oklahoma churches with Molotov
cocktails will be back in court next month.
Ottawa County Assistant District Attorney Becky
Baird said Thursday that 23-year-old Gregory Arthur Weiler II of Elk
Grove Village, Ill., will return to court on Jan. 8 for a hearing that
will determine whether he is mentally competent to go to trial.
Weiler is charged with threatening to use an
explosive or incendiary device and violating Oklahoma's Antiterrorism
Act. He was arrested in October after police say they discovered a plan
to bomb area churches.
An affidavit claims investigators found
instructions for making Molotov cocktails, a list of 48 churches and a
written outline of Weiler's plan.
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