Burleson man who allegedly detonated homemade bomb pleads to weapon, child porn charges
A Burleson man pled guilty to possessing a homemade bomb and child pornography, according to a Thursday news release from North Texas federal prose...
A Burleson man pled guilty to possessing a homemade bomb and child pornography, according to a Thursday news release from North Texas federal prosecutors. Noah Robert Calderon, 22, idolized the 1999 Columbine High School shooters, the release said, and was fascinated with other high-profile mass shootings. Prosecutors previously stated white supremacist material was allegedly found on Calderon's social media accounts as well. He now faces up to 30 years in federal prison: up to 10 years for possessing an unregistered firearm, plus up to 20 years for receipt of child pornography.