2 more accused of planning to use Molotov cocktails during summit

TWO NEWLY ARRESTED DUMB ASSES

Two more men have been charged with planning to make Molotov cocktails to be used during the NATO summit.
Police would not say whether they are connected to three men in their 20s who were arrested in a Bridgeport raid earlier this week and charged under the state’s anti-terror statutes with planning to use Molotov cocktails during the summit.
Sebastian Senakiewicz, 24, of the 3600 block of North Odell Avenue, was arrested Thursday afternoon without incident at his home, according to a police report. He was charged Saturday afternoon.
Senakiewicz "had been planning/conspiring with more than two other individuals in the building of explosives, including molotov cocktails which were to be used/detonated during the NATO summit," according to the report.
Mark Neiweem, 28, of the 2200 block of West 18th Place on the Lower West Side, was charged with one count of attempted possession of explosive or incendiary devices. Neiweem "engaged in dialogue with a subjet, during which time he provided same subject with a list of ingredients that are used in the construction of an explosive device," according to a police report.
Neiweem is on probation for punching a Chicago police officer in 2010 after authorities tried to question some they thought by drunk and unresponsive. Prosecutors are trying to revoke his probation, saying he didn't do the required community service, according to records. A judge has yet to decide.
Senakiewicz has a minor criminal record, according to court documents. In September of 2008, he pleaded guilty to underage drinking, a misdemeanor, and paid a $370 fine and was sentenced to four months of court supervision, which he completed.
Senakiewicz and Neiweem were to appear in bond court at noon today at the Cook County Criminal Courts at 26^th Street and California Avenue.

THREE PREVIOUSLY ARRESTED DUMB ASSES