Pasco Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a man wanted in connection with explosive devices found Thursday night in an apartment at the Columns at Cypress Point, 4448 Crabapple, Wesley Chapel, Florida, as they continue with the investigation.
Deputies want to question Dylan Glaze, 20 years. Investigators said he used to live at the apartments before being asked to move out by his roommates. It was after he left that roommates found the devices and contacted the Sheriff’s Office around 8:48 pm on Thursday night.
Residents at the apartments were evacuated for several hours on Thursday night as a safety precaution until the devices were removed.
Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Bomb Squad technicians found several improvised explosive devices, molotov cocktails, and other unknown fluids in jars. It is unknown what Glaze planned to do with any of the materials.
Anyone who may know the whereabouts of Glaze is asked to contact the Pasco Sheriff’s Office at 727-844-7711.
It’s been over 2 months since this crime has occurred. This case has been turned over to the ATF for testing and acquiring an arrest warrant. It appears that ATF are dragging their feet and shirking their duties in protecting the Citizens of Pascal County. This young man is living in Arkansas like nothing is wrong. Giving him a sense that he has done nothing wrong. This gives him time to perfect his bomb making skills or worse yet learning how to deploy poisons, and other easily obtainable agents against citizens who are unaware of his crime.