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Former Boeing worker charged with bomb threats
Federal authorities say they found more than 100 guns at the home of a former Boeing Co. worker charged with sending bomb threats to the company as well as an Anacortes oil refinery.
AP Legal Affairs Writer
Federal authorities say they found more than 100 guns at the home of a former Boeing Co. worker charged with sending bomb threats to the company as well as an Anacortes oil refinery.
A grand jury returned a 16-count indictment Thursday against 46-year-old Gino Augustus Turrella, of Des Moines, charging him with making threats and identity theft. He was arrested Tuesday at an REI parking lot.
A Boeing spokeswoman says Turrella worked as a flexible machine operator in Auburn from August 1987 to August 2005. The FBI says he had a history of making threats to managers and top executives, including sending live AK-47 ammunition cartriges to his former manager.
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