Leon County Judge Jason Jones ordered Head held without bond during his first appearance. More: Amazon hiring begins slowly for mega Tallahassee warehouse property tax payday on horizon State news: Florida LGBTQ advocates: Expanding so-called 'Don't Say Gay' law says 'quiet part out loud' Top stories: Tallahassee principal ousted after complaints about Michelangelo's 'David' in art lesson

“Based on the deterioration of Head’s mental health, the statements made to deputies that he has ‘something set’ for them, the mixed binary explosives found with 25 firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and body armor, your affiant believes Head is planning or has planned to use these items in an incident that would cause harm to the citizens of Leon County,” the arrest report says. Inside his residence, deputies allegedly found 10 to 15 bags of binary explosives, so-named because they consist of two ingredients that aren’t dangerous until combined together, and two containers of mixed binary explosives. Deputies say they found suspected methamphetamine and more pills in his hotel room - but even more disturbing items at his house on East Bluebird Road in Jefferson County. Investigators learned that Head, who has a home in Monticello, was staying at the Casa Bella Inn & Suites on Apalachee Parkway, where he’d paid to stay for the entire month. He also allegedly made threatening comments directed at law enforcement. He was booked into the Leon County Detention Center, where he is being held without bond.Īccording to court records, concerned citizens filed sworn statements about Head’s recent “disturbing behavior,” including delusional thoughts, incoherent statements and stalking behavior. Head, 36, was arrested on charges of violating the domestic violence injunction, possession of explosives, possession of a bulletproof vest while committing other offenses, concealed carry of a firearm without a license and possession of a controlled substance. “William advised he did not drive his vehicle to the scene and that we should, in essence, figure out who did,” a deputy said in his report. Head was under an active domestic violence injunction and barred from having any weapons or ammo.Ī search of his car turned up ten handguns and 15 rifles of various makes and models, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, multiple weapon magazines, both loaded and unloaded, two bulletproof vests, explosive materials, a straw with white powdery residue and a variety of prescription pills, including Adderall.ĭeputies read him his rights several times, but he said he didn’t understand them. After Head arrived and got out of his car, a deputy noticed two long guns and “apparent contraband” in plain view inside his vehicle.

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