A South Jordan man was sent to prison Tuesday for making weapons of mass destruction in his home. A prosecutors said he had never seen a case where a man put so many people in danger.
WEST JORDAN — A man who was convicted of creating multiple weapons of mass destruction in his South Jordan home and shooting at officers serving a warrant on his home was sentenced to prison on Tuesday.
McManigal was found guilty of six counts of possession or use of a weapon of mass destruction, a first-degree felony, and two counts of assault on a peace officer, a second-degree felony,. He was sentenced to serve five years to life in prison for each weapons charge and terms of one to 15 years in prison for both charges of assaulting peace officers.
"This was a crime that presented a unique danger to the community and the neighborhood. It presented a unique danger to the police who showed up that day to serve a warrant on your house," he said. McManigal said Tuesday he takes complete responsibility, and told the court he had no idea the impact methamphetamine would have on him and the delusions it would cause.He asked the judge for mercy and said he has been truthful from the very beginning, though he said he exaggerated the amounts of triacetone triperoxide, also known as TATP, explosives in his home out of concern for the bomb squad.
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