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Last updated on Tuesday, March 4, 2014
(COLUMBUS, OHIO) - An Indiana National Guardsman who was stopped in Ohio with explosives and guns in his vehicle has been charged by federal prosecutors with illegal possession of destructive devices.
Ohio state police pulled over Andrew Boguslawski in January after they said he was going 85 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 70.
Authorities say they found 48 explosives, four guns and a remote detonation device when they searched the vehicle.
The complaint alleges that Boguslawski had several devices that fit the definition of improvised explosive weapons.
Boguslawski was scheduled for an initial court appearance Monday afternoon in Columbus. A message was left for his attorney.
Boguslawski had worked at an Indiana National Guard training center near Butlerville, Ind., and told troopers he had items for training purposes.
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