DETROIT, MI (AP)-- Federal prosecutors are recommending a nine-year prison sentence for a man who says he worked on a wild plan to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Ty Garbin pleaded guilty to conspiracy four months after being arrested. In a court filing, the government says he deserves credit for assisting investigators.
The FBI last October said it broke up a plot to kidnap the governor by anti-government extremists who were upset over her coronavirus restrictions. Garbin and five other men were charged in federal court. Others were charged in state court with aiding them.
Garbin will be sentenced on August 25 in Grand Rapids federal court.
