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"  Twenty-five-year-old art student Kevin &amp;quot;Kayvon&amp;quot; Edson was arraigned on charges of\u00A0making false bomb threats\u00A0on the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings. The threats were an act of &amp;quot;performance art.&amp;quot; Boston police safely detonated the two false bombs he planted as a precaution. Edson&amp;#039;s bail is set at $100,000.\u00A0&amp;quot;I knew what I was doing,&amp;quot; Edson allegedly told the police when he was arrested. &amp;quot;It was being conceived in my head. It&amp;#039;s symbolism. The performance got the best of me.&amp;quot; Edson, who,\u00A0according to a friend, has  struggled with mental illness, left a rice cooker filled with confetti at the finish line of the marathon. Before placing the fake bomb, he was seen traipsing around Boylston Street wearing a black veil and shouting with painted tears on his face. Below, a passerby&amp;#039;s video of his &amp;quot;performance&amp;quot;:          And 5 seconds later, he was arrested. And the entire block of Boylston was cleared... A video posted by Alicia Anskis, MS, RD, LDN (@aliciathenutritionista) on Apr 15, 2014 at 3:54pm PDT     RELATED:  My Fianc\u00E9 Almost Died In The Boston Marathon Bombings Follow Tess on  Twitter. Photo Credit: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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