Explosive Stalking Charges in Grand Island | Lincoln News

0:00It's September 9th. From your city to your ears, this is Lincoln News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A man in Grand Island is facing serious charges after allegedly using an explosive device in his ex-girlfriend's yard early Sunday morning. Police say the incident, which happened around 3 a.m. caused damage to the yard, a shattered window, and damaged sighting. The suspect, identified as 45-year-old John Borsen Jr., has since bonded out of jail after his first court appearance. The situation escalated later that morning when the victim was preparing to install security cameras. Borsen Jr. allegedly returned and detonated another explosive device this time inside the victim's work truck. This second explosion caused significant damage to the truck's interior, including the dashboard and windows. This incident follows a pattern of alleged stalking. The victim had previously reported to police that Borsen Jr. had been leaving notes, showing up at her home and appearing at her job.

1:00This history of concerning behavior was a factor in the judge setting his bond at 10% of $350,000. Authorities were able to locate and arrest Borsen Jr. thanks to flock camera technology. He is now under a court order to have no contact with the victim. His next court date is scheduled for October 6th at 10 a.m. Experts emphasize the importance of trusting your instincts if you feel unsafe and reporting stalking behavior to the police immediately. Organizations like Willow Rising offer support and guidance for victims navigating the process of obtaining protection orders and finding safe. Housing?