Maine Man Charged with Dropping Homemade Bombs from Drones

Joshua Brydon allegedly used drones to deploy explosives in a politically motivated attack in Woodland, Maine.

Joshua Brydon, 37, was arrested on October 12 after an 18-month investigation by federal and state authorities.
Brydon is accused of creating explosives from fireworks and propane bottles, using drones to drop them near targeted homes.
The attacks were reportedly linked to a local political dispute involving a former Woodland Select Board member and Brydon's father-in-law.
Charges against Brydon include arson, attempted arson, stalking, and endangering the welfare of a child.
Brydon was released on a reduced bail of $25,000 with conditions to stay away from the victims.