According to the plea agreement, Kyle Calvert admitted to manufacturing the explosive device and using nails and screws as shrapnel.
Calvert also supported Antifa and placed stickers that read “Support your local Antifa” on downtown buildings. Law enforcement said Calvert claimed he has no affiliation with Antifa.
“Today’s sentencing is the final step holding Kyle Calvert accountable for detonating a shrapnel-filled explosive device outside a public office in downtown Montgomery,” said FBI Director Christopher Wray. “This case demonstrates the FBI’s continued commitment to working with our partners to bring to justice anyone who attempts violence to injure or intimidate members of our community.”
According to an FBI whistleblower, the DOJ resisted bringing charges against Kyle Calvert because he claimed to be transgender.
“The bomber is a radical leftist. And multiple moles tell me that DOJ resisted bringing charges because he claims to be transgender,” FBI whistleblower Steve Friend said.