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Michael Gann, 55, from Inwood, New York, faces federal charges for allegedly assembling and hiding improvised explosive devices across Manhattan, including on subway tracks and rooftops. Prosecutors say Gann built at least seven IEDs using chemicals bought online and threw one onto the Williamsburg Bridge subway tracks. He was arrested on June 5 with another device in hand. Authorities praised the swift law enforcement action that prevented a potential tragedy. Gann faces multiple charges, including attempted property destruction with explosives, and could face up to 40 years in prison if convicted.