NYC Brothers Indicted for Stockpiling Homemade Explosives, Ghost Guns, and 'Hit List'

The Hatziagelis brothers face up to 25 years in prison if convicted, with their next court date scheduled for February 15.

Two New York City brothers, Andrew and Angelo Hatziagelis, have been indicted on 130 counts related to the illegal possession, handling, and sale of weapons.
Authorities discovered a stockpile of homemade explosives, untraceable firearms known as 'ghost guns', and a 'hit list' targeting cops, judges, politicians, celebrities, and 'banker scum' in their Astoria apartment.
The brothers' apartment was located across from a power plant, and the building was evacuated during the search due to the presence of live explosives.
Alongside the weapons, investigators found anarchist propaganda, instructions on how to construct bombs, and a 3D printer used for manufacturing ghost gun parts.
If convicted, the brothers each face up to 25 years in prison. Their next court date is scheduled for February 15.