TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A judge in Oklahoma has ruled that a former senior airman suspected of setting off a pipe bomb outside an Air Force recruiting office will be forced to take medication to restore his competency to stand trial on explosives charges.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Frank McCarthy ordered Tuesday that anti-psychotic drugs be given to 29-year-old Benjamin Roden. Whitney Mauldin, Roden's attorney, says Roden likely will be injected with the drugs if he refuses to take the medication.

McCarthy previously determined Roden wasn't competent to stand trial for the July 10 explosion in the Tuls...