The final defendant among five individuals charged with plotting to attack an energy facility has been sentenced today.
Jordan Duncan, a 29-year-old resident of Bailey, North Carolina, received a seven-year prison term for manufacturing a short-barreled rifle, a violation of the National Firearms Act. His co-defendant, Joseph Maurino, 25, from Manalapan, New Jersey, was sentenced on October 25. Earlier in July, three other defendants were sentenced: Paul James Kryscuk, 38, from Boise, Idaho; Liam Collins, 25, from Johnston, Rhode Island; and Justin Wade Hermanson, 25, from Swansboro, North Carolina. Notably, Duncan, Collins, and Hermanson are all former Marines who were stationed at Camp Lejeune.
