Explosion In Courtroom

A few weeks ago, there was a court hearing about an illegal alien living in the United States. He was a Colombian drug lord, running a lucrative drug business that had proliferated all over the world. He was smuggling cocaine, disguised as fodder, into the States. This was a perennial business that happened many times during the course of seven years. The court was adjourned after the comely judge gave the order for the expulsion of this man. As the man was walking out of the courtroom, he grabbed a mediocre man that was tantalizing him. Then the man started shouting unbridled curses at the judge and jury. Many police officers ordered the man to relinquish his captive. The man admonished the police officers not to come any closer, and if they did, that he would blow up the courtroom. At that moment, he showed them the bomb strapped to his chest. This caused a dilemma: if anyone tried to free the man, the courtroom would be blown to pieces, but if no one did anything, the man would get away. In a circumspect manner, a police officer crept up to the man with unflinching courage and attempted to punch him. The brigand noticed the officer coming and detonated the bomb. Although it was a terse explosion, there was debris everywhere. The explosion had breached one of the walls. For days, people went through the muddle trying to salvage what they could. In the end, no one survived the explosion.