Texas Paramedic Who Responded in Fertilizer Blast Pleading Not Guilty in Pipe Bomb Charges

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May 11, 2013
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An emergency responder to last month's deadly Texas fertilizer plant explosion will plead not guilty to the charge of having possessed materials for a pipe bomb, his lawyer said Saturday.

Bryce Reed will enter that plea on Wednesday at a federal court hearing, lawyer Jonathan Sibley said.

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Texas Paramedic Who Responded in Fertilizer Blast Pleading Not Guilty in Pipe Bomb Charges

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