The investigation started on March 6 when police were called to Amundsen Park to investigate a garbage can that had been blow up around 2 a.m.
on March 6 when police were called to Amundsen Park to investigate a garbage can that had been blow up around 2 a.m.Police said officers canvassed the area and got doorbell camera footage that showed two people walking up to the garbage can and putting a pipe bomb inside.
“They lit the fuse and watched the explosive destroy the garbage receptacle,” said RCMP, adding the suspects then ran away.Police said officers were then directed to a garbage bin at the Town of Claresholm compost site that city employees said had been destroyed by a pipe bomb two days earlier.On Saturday, police were called to a complaint of a loud bang coming from a garage in Claresholm, said RCMP.
“A witness said that they saw two people carry a person and put them in a vehicle and then drive away,” said police.
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