Fresno Police Department has taken Scott Anderson to jail for the Fresno serial bombing starting last December.
The 44-year-old man from Fresno with links to a white supremacist group was arrested for the seven bombings in Fresno County.
Anderson allegedly made and used pipe bombs to detonate six vehicles since December 13, 2022.
He deployed six explosives inside and under vehicles in six locations around Fresno and the seventh in a mailbox.
Fresco Police Chief said that the bombings got more sophisticated and bold with time.
One of the six vehicles was a country probation department vehicle. Luckily, no one was harmed by the explosions.
The probation vehicle was destroyed on February 21 after Scott allegedly ignited a pipe bomb just past 3 am in the Fresno County Probation Department’s parking lot.
Fresno Police Chief Paco Balderrama said in a press conference that the skill level and the frequency of the bombs progressed with time.
He added that four people linked to Anderson had been arrested for various charges.
Frank Rocha, 56, was charged with possessing bomb-making materials, and Steven Burkett, 51, was charged with a felony of possession of a firearm and ammunition.
Likewise, Paul New, 55, was charged with possessing an explosive device and felony of possessing a firearm and ammunition, and Amanda Sanders, 41, was charged with possessing methamphetamine for sale.
Police are investigating whether they had any connection or involvement with the Fresno series bombing.
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