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Tuesday 30 December 2008

Steven Andrew Jordal,former Soldier was supposedly making improvised explosive devices to sell to gang members

Steven Andrew Jordal, 24, was an infantry tank specialist in the U.S. Army from 2002 to 2007. He received the Army's Good Conduct medal, along with several other medals, badges and ribbons, the military confirmed. The investigation and arrest was prompted by a tip that the former Soldier was supposedly making improvised explosive devices to sell to gang members, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Oklahoma City police took interest in Jordal when they received a tip he was selling IEDs to criminals. IEDs have emerged in Iraq as the weapon of choice for insurgents against U.S. forces.For as little as $100, Jordal was making the same kinds of weapons he saw used against his fellow soldiers in Iraqi and selling them on the streets of Okalahoma City to gang members and known criminals, according to the document.
The police informant had seen Jordal testing explosives in an area near N. Western and 122 Street and said Jordal had custom- made a device for someone who wanted to damage the vehicle of someone who owed money on a drug deal.

With that information, police located Jordal on Monday evening and found him in possession of a device he allegedly intended to sell, and also found several concealed weapons including a loaded .38-caliber semiautomatic handgun, the affidavit said. It is unclear if Jordal will be facing federal or state charges.
Police said Jordal admitted to making multiple IEDs and that he had tried to sell them. He said he was selling the device police caught him with for $100, and that he knew it would be used in the very least to cause property damage. It was during the same interview that Jordal gave consent to search his house and vehicle, where police said they expected to find more IEDs and explosive components. Police are not disclosing what if anything they found in the search of his house. Jordal was arrested Monday on complaints of manufacturing explosives with the intent to sell them. It is unclear if he will be facing federal or state charges.

5 comments:

superman8110 on 31 December 2008 at 15:24 said...

this D-bag... on the other hand, possibly we need to take better care of our vets. Vets come home all the time only to find themselves unable to find their place back in society, never feeling right about where they are and never wanting to go back to where they've been. Vets are in more danger than anyone expected.

TOM on 12 January 2009 at 00:45 said...

well i can tell you that this entire things is way out of porportion, i was steves roomate, and hes a good guy..just like superman said, these guys come home and get absolutly no help at all! and then the Gov covers it all up when shit goes down...

igor on 12 January 2009 at 01:00 said...

well i can tell you that this entire things is way out of porportion, i was steves roomate, and hes a good guy..just like superman said, these guys come home and get absolutly no help at all! and then the Gov covers it all up when shit goes down...

Anonymous said...

I know Steven Jordal and he was not a good soldier or a good person for that matter I am shocked that he was released back to the public he is a walking time bomb. I pray the Police are keeping a eye on him.

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