A federal judge says Coast Guard officer Christopher Hasson, who was accused of plotting a terror attack, will be released from detention
Hasson had been indicted on weapons and drug charges, but did not face any charges related to terrorism or attempted murder -- a point his public defender made as she argued that the government's continued detention of him was unlawful. He pleaded not guilty last month on the weapons and drug charges.
Judge Charles Day agreed that the government had not met a standard for continued detention but said he still had"grave concerns" about Hasson's alleged actions, which included amassing an arsenal of guns and tactical gear and searching online for the home addresses of two Supreme Court justices.Hasson's defense attorney will propose options for supervised release at a future hearing."He's got to have a whole lot of supervision," Day said.
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