Police in Barrie, Ont., say they've discovered 72 explosive devices so far in a search of a home where two men were arrested last week in a 1978 homicide. Investigators released photographs Tuesday of some of the devices and weapons found in the home and underground bunkers on the property. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ho-Barrie Police
July 19, 2012 - 3:59 PM
BARRIE, Ont. - Police have finished searching a Barrie, Ont., house filled with explosives and indicate the neighbourhood is now safe for nearly 60 evacuated residents to return home.
Police say special teams of investigators have wrapped up their search of the property after finding at least 83 improvised explosive devices and a quantity of unidentified chemicals.
Police scouring the home have also found 29 firearms including rifles, shotguns and a type of submachine gun, along with thousands of rounds of ammunition.
The search began last Thursday after police arrested a father and son in connection with the 1978 slaying of Michael Traynor.
Donald Feldhoff, 54, was charged with first-degree murder after turning himself in to police. His 75-year-old father William has been charged as an accessory after the fact.
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