Liam Collins, 25, of Johnston, an ex-Marine, had previously pleaded guilty to charges of aiding and abetting the interstate transportation of unregistered firearms, ...

Ex Marine Liam Collins. Two former Marines were sentenced on Friday, July 26, for planning to target and destroy power grid substations. They were part of a group of five men, ...

Liam Montgomery Collins, 25, formerly of Johnston, ... Former Marine from RI with white supremacist ties sentenced in plot to blow up a power grid. Katie Mulvaney. Providence Journal.

Two former Marines were sentenced to prison Thursday for their participation in a plot to attack the U.S. power grid, the Justice Department said. A judge sentenced Liam Collins, 25, of Johnston ...

The years-long plot — hatched by defendants Paul James Kryscuk, 38; Liam Collins, 25; and Justin Wade Hermanson, 25 — was part of a larger, violent extremist plan.

Liam Collins and Justin Hermanson, both 25, served in the Marine Corps as infantrymen until their separation in 2020 and 2021, according to their service records.

Liam Collins, 25, of Rhode Island, received a 10-year prison term Thursday for aiding and abetting the interstate transportation of unregistered firearms, while Paul James Kryscuk, a 38-year-old ...

Liam Collins, 25, of Johnston, an ex-Marine, had previously pleaded guilty to charges of aiding and abetting the interstate transportation of unregistered firearms, ...

Earlier this summer, Liam Collins, Justin Hermanson and Paul Kryscuk were sentenced as well. ... Hermanson, a North Carolina man who was in the same Marine unit as Collins at Camp Lejeune, ...

The other Marine veterans in the group were Liam Collins and Justin Wade Hermanson, both 25 and assigned as infantrymen during their time in the Corps, according to their service records.

Previously, Liam Collins, Paul James Kryscuk, Joseph Maurino and Justin Wade Hermanson were sentenced as well. Collins and Hermanson used to be stationed at Camp Lejeune along with Duncan.