Bomb allegedly left at US base by Alen Zheng was built inside 2 Pepsi bottles
Alen Zheng, 20, is accused of planting a bomb at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida on March 10. The bomb, which did not detonate, was constructed inside two 2-liter cherry Pepsi bottles and transported to the base in Zheng's vehicle.

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AI-generatedAlen Zheng, 20, is accused of planting a bomb at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida on March 10. The bomb, which did not detonate, was constructed inside two 2-liter cherry Pepsi bottles and transported to the base in Zheng's vehicle. Prosecutors state the device had the potential to be deadly. Zheng's sister, Ann Mary Zheng, faces charges of evidence tampering and being an accessory after the fact for allegedly helping him dispose of his car and attempt to flee to China. The charges against Ann Mary are part of an effort to keep her detained.
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Model · rule-basedKey claims
5 extractedIt had the “potential to be very deadly”.
The bomb did not detonate.
He drove the explosive to MacDill Air Force Base in the boot of his Mercedes SUV.
Alen Zheng is accused of planting the bomb and lighting the fuse at the base on March 10.
The bomb was built inside two 2-litre cherry Pepsi bottles.