Court blast probe leads to arrest
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An ex-convict was arraigned in federal court here Friday after being arrested by an FBI team investigating the May 4 bombing of the federal courthouse in downtown San Diego.
Rachelle Lynette Carlock, 31, was charged with using a false identification to buy explosives and being a felon in possession of explosives. She is not charged in the bombing that damaged the courthouse.
Carlock was convicted in 1999 of armed robbery, according to court documents.
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