An Oregon teen who threatened to behead multiple ICE agents and was found with enough material to make Molotov cocktails, has been given a rather lenient plea deal, which would see him in prison for not more than 75 days along with three years of probation.
The prosecution dismissed 13 charges against the accused
On Tuesday, September 1, Judge Michael T. Clarke sentenced 19-year-old Rayden Tanner Coleman to 75 days of prison and 36 months of probation under a plea deal with the prosecution.
The state allegedly dismissed 13 charges of domestic terrorism in the second degree, attempt to commit a Class B felony, multiple counts of possessing destructive devices and others, per KPTV.
On February 4, St. Helens police stopped the accused for a traffic check and found materials like bottles partially filled with sand, allegedly meant for Molotovs…