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Patrick Charles Bonga, 40, of Detroit Lakes was sentenced to 10 years in prison for felony second degree assault involving boiling water at the Becker County Courthouse on Jan. 18.
Patrick Charles Bonga, 40, of Detroit Lakes, was found guilty by a jury on four of five felony charges at the Becker County Courthouse on Friday stemming from a June 7 incident at his home in Detroit Lakes. Bonga could serve more than 13 years in prison based on Minnesota sentencing guidelines. Sentencing will take place at the Becker County Courthouse on Jan. 18.
Patrick Charles Bonga took the stand in his own defense during his felony assault and false imprisonment trial at the Becker County Courthouse on Dec. 1. Bonga is accused of burning Alexander Robare with a pot of boiling water, chaining him to a post inside his residence and assaulting him over a period of about three hours on June 7.
The development comes two weeks after the U.S. Justice Department said it will stand by its prior decision not to file criminal charges against former FBI agents accused of botching the investigation into Nassar in 2015.

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A neighbor was outside and saw the man come out of his residence holding what looked like an AK-47 style rifle, according to court documents. The man suddenly came running toward the neighbor, aiming the gun toward the man and his house, and coming to within about 12 feet of him.
Cash bail or bond was set at $60,000 under standard conditions of release, or $120,000 bail or bond with no conditions.
The following items were found: A SCCY 9 mm pink-and-black handgun; a Savage Springfield .22 caliber long rifle; an Optima Pro Magnum .50 caliber muzzleloader and a stolen 2009 Polaris Sportsman XP850 ATV, located under wood east of the house, according to court records.

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