Explosive Found in Sherwood Park Traffic Stop

0:00Alberta RCMP just charged a 36-year-old man after a late-night traffic stop uncovered an improvised explosive device right in Sherwood Park. Around 1.30 a.m. on April 7th, officers pulled over a vehicle in a parking lot near Pimbyna Road and brought more boulevard because the license plate didn't match the car. They spotted bear mace inside and the driver hiding a knife, so they took him into custody and searched the vehicle, finding drug gear along with that. Explosive. Police cleared out the area, including a nearby gas station and brought in the explosive disposal unit who confirmed the device had live material, but no connected battery. Andrew Timothy Walker now faces charges like weapon possession, explosive possession, impaired driving, and trafficking with a court date set for. Another reminder how routine stops can prevent big threats. That's your Calvary News Today update, AI-powered, and always on.