FORT WORTH — A real estate broker accused of placing an explosive device on the front porch of his ex-wife's Colleyville home bought books on booby traps and bombs a year ago, authorities said Tuesday.
Federal authorities found a handwritten list of those books in the Fort Worth home of David Barouch last week during a search after he became a suspect.
Authorities also found 30 to 35 firearms that belonged to Barouch, who is an avid hunter, according to testimony during his detention hearing Tuesday.
Barouch, 51, was ordered by a federal magistrate to remain behind bars.
After the hourlong hearing before U.S. Magistrate Jeffrey Cureton in Fort Worth, Barouch was to return to his cell in Parker County.
Matthew K. Belcher, Barouch's court-appointed attorney, argued that he was not a flight risk or a danger to others.
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