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DENVER—A man accused of breaking into a suburban Denver bookstore and planting three homemade bombs has pleaded not guilty.
David Lawless appeared in Denver federal court Wednesday. A judge ordered him held without bail. His trial is scheduled for Oct. 3.
Lawless is charged with two counts of arson and one count of using a destructive device during a crime of violence.
Defense lawyer Andres Guervara (geh-VAR’ah) declined to comment.
Lawless is accused of leaving the bombs at a Borders Books and Music store at the Colorado Mills Mall on June 25. An indictment also accused of trying to destroy a Denver restaurant the day before, but details were unclear.
Authorities haven’t given any motive for the attacks.
