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Man tried committing suicide with car bomb www.privateofficer.com

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OATMAN, Ariz.May 14 2010 ? A man has been arrested after apparently attempting to commit suicide by driving a car rigged to explode off of a cliff in northwestern Arizona. Mohave County Sheriff’s officials say 55-year-old James Lyle Pierson, from Washington state, was booked Wednesday on suspicion of disorderly conduct involving a dangerous instrument. Authorities [...]

Full post as published by Private Officer News on May 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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