A Virginia man was arrested last month after investigators found what the Federal Bureau of Investigation described as the largest seizure of explosive devices in the agency's history, prosecutors ...

Brad Spafford, 36, was found to have over 150 homemade explosive devices, an illegal short-barrel rifle, a target-practice photograph of President Biden, and bomb-building materials at his Norfolk ...

FBI seizes more than 150 pipe bombs in raid on Virginia farm 00:21. Washington — The FBI found the largest cache of "finished explosive devices" in the bureau's history during the arrest of a ...

Brad Spafford, 36, of Isle of Wight, Virginia, was arrested on Dec. 17 after federal agents executing a search warrant found more than 150 apparent explosive devices on Spafford's farm east of ...

A Virginia man was arrested last month after investigators found what the Federal Bureau of Investigation described as the largest seizure of explosive devices in the agency's history, prosecutors ...

Virginia State Police, in partnership with federal and local law enforcement agencies, have recovered three guns, 67.3 pounds ...

By Maddie Miller Click here for updates on this story ISLE OF WIGHT, Virginia (WTKR) -- An Isle of Wight man is pleading guilty ...

Brad Kenneth Spafford plans to plead guilty after the FBI seized his record cache of explosives. ISLE OF WIGHT, Va. — An Isle of Wight man who was believed to have the largest cache of explosives ever ...

Thirty-two firearms, 68 pounds of narcotics and three explosive devices were recovered by Virginia State Police and supporting agencies through recent investigations in the Commonwealth.

ISLE OF WIGHT, Virginia — An Isle of Wight man is pleading guilty after a raid at his home back in December resulted in what investigators called possibly the largest supply of “finished ...

ISLE OF WIGHT, Virginia ... The investigation started after a source reported that Spafford had lost some of his fingers in 2021 while working on explosive devices.

ISLE OF WIGHT, Virginia ... The investigation started after a source reported that Spafford had lost some of his fingers in 2021 while working on explosive devices.