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The device - found overnight in a parking lot near the mosque of Ali-Yurt village - was armed and ready to be set off remotely, the head of the republic, Yunus-bek Yevkurov, told the media on Tuesday.
"Law enforcement will establish who drove that car and who was supposed to trigger the bomb," he said.
State Police Agents began investigating the activity on July 11, 2016. The six week long investigation into this incident included approximately eighteen interviews, analysis of numerous documents and paperwork and the review of numerous lapel camera recordings.Investigators also alleged that McKinney embezzled at least two items taken as evidence "including $785.00 in currency and an eight ounce brick of marijuana."
Agents viewed the lapel camera recording in question and observed Grants Police Department Sergeant Roshern C. McKinney (33) on duty, in uniform, driving his marked patrol car to the Grants Police Department. He entered his private office, obtained a substance believed to be marijuana and placed the substance in his uniform pocket. Sergeant McKinney then left the department and drove to his girlfriend's residence located in Grants, NM. Upon arrival at the residence, Sergeant McKinney is recorded, on video, stating that he was giving the marijuana to his girlfriend, Tanicka Gallegos-Gonzalez, to give to her father, which she ultimately did.
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