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Updated: Monday, 10 Dec 2012, 5:11 AM EST
Published : Monday, 10 Dec 2012, 5:11 AM EST
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A Rhode Island man is facing sentencing this week for threatening to bomb a Connecticut company.
Shaneel Jain of Cumberland is to be sentenced Thursday in Hartford federal court. A jury found Jain guilty in July of making a bomb threat against Wallingford-based Z-Medica Corp., which makes a medical agent that rapidly stops bleeding.
Jain made telephone calls from India in 2010 in which he threatened to bomb Z-Medica within 24 hours and said he was a terrorist. Jain was involved in a lawsuit with Z-Medica based on their prior business relationship.
Prosecutors say the threats prompted authorities to search the company. Z-Medica used private security for weeks and cancelled shifts, delaying an order.
No bomb was found.
Jain's attorney says it was aberrant behavior and his client is remorseful.
Mug shots of men and women arrested in cities and towns in Connecticut as suspects in various crimes.
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