
Justin Jasper, 21, appears at a bail hearing on Friday in Seattle. Ted S. Warren / AP
By Daniel Arkin and M. Alex Johnson, NBC News
Prosecutors say the Nevada man arrested near the University of Washington campus with weapons and explosives also had anti-government propaganda and directions to three Seattle colleges.
Justin Miles Jasper, 21, is being held in King County, Wash., in lieu of $2 million bail, said the county’s senior deputy prosecutor Andrew Hamilton.
King County Judge Arthur R. Chapman said at a Friday bail hearing that he considered Jasper a flight risk and a threat, according to The Associated Press.
Montana authorities said Jasper had stolen a pickup truck and several firearms from a truck driver who gave him a place to stay in Butte for the last month, the AP reported.