Kendra McKenzie Gill: Beauty queen makes bombs, Utah beauty queen Kendra McKenzie Gill, allegedly made bombs. She was arrested for tossing homemade explosives at people and their property. According to United Press International on August 5, 2013, three others were arrested with her.
According to police, all four admitted to purchasing plastic bottles, aluminum foil and the chemicals necessary to make the incendiary devices. Stone told police that the group was 'pranking' with fireworks."
Kendra McKenzie Gill was thought to have taken things much too far. She is 18 and was charged as an adult along with John Patrick Reagh, Shanna Marie Smith and Bryce Christopher Stone. Nine incidents were reported but miraculously, no one was injured.
The devices are very dangerous and can expel caustic chemicals and shrapnel when exploded. Beyond property damage, limbs can be severed and people can easily be killed. She was taken into custody on Saturday at Salt Lake County Jail and booked with 10 counts of detonating an incendiary device.
Kendra McKenzie Gill was recently crowned Miss Riverton, Utah. She also won an $2,000 scholarship as well. Pageant officials are within their rights to revoke her crown. The city of Riverton has 40,000 residents and is about 20 miles south of Salt Lake City.
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According to police, all four admitted to purchasing plastic bottles, aluminum foil and the chemicals necessary to make the incendiary devices. Stone told police that the group was 'pranking' with fireworks."
Kendra McKenzie Gill was thought to have taken things much too far. She is 18 and was charged as an adult along with John Patrick Reagh, Shanna Marie Smith and Bryce Christopher Stone. Nine incidents were reported but miraculously, no one was injured.
The devices are very dangerous and can expel caustic chemicals and shrapnel when exploded. Beyond property damage, limbs can be severed and people can easily be killed. She was taken into custody on Saturday at Salt Lake County Jail and booked with 10 counts of detonating an incendiary device.
Kendra McKenzie Gill was recently crowned Miss Riverton, Utah. She also won an $2,000 scholarship as well. Pageant officials are within their rights to revoke her crown. The city of Riverton has 40,000 residents and is about 20 miles south of Salt Lake City.
What do you think about the Kendra McKenzie Gill story? Please drop in your comments below.
