TEMPE, Ariz. — Police have detained a 19-year-old accused of possessing explosive materials in his ASU dorm room.
Logan Reynolds was arrested Monday by the university's police department after he allegedly admitted to storing explosives in his room at the Palo Verde East residence halls.
Reynolds allegedly posted pictures of himself holding the explosive devices online, public records show. A concerned student reported Reynolds to the police.
The defendant allegedly told police he had no "ill intentions" in making the explosives and that they were only used for "entertainment purposes," public records show.
All materials associated with the development of explosives were impounded by Tempe police.
Reynolds is facing two counts of misconduct involving weapons.
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