A Maryland man, Robert Criss, has been charged with possessing an explosive device and illegal possession of ammunition in Prince George’s County. The 43-year-old was found in possession of a homemade pipe bomb and ammunition in a storage unit on Suitland Road. The Prince George’s County Police and Fire Marshal Bomb Squad responded to the call and safely neutralized the device. Criss, who is prohibited from possessing ammunition due to a previous criminal conviction, is being held on no-bond. Police also found ballistic-resistant body armor in the storage unit. Criss was arrested upon his return to the facility the following day. The investigation is ongoing. This incident highlights the importance of vigilance and reporting suspicious activity to authorities, as demonstrated by the employee who alerted authorities to the suspicious device. The Prince George’s County Police and Fire Marshal Bomb Squad are continuing to investigate the case to ensure the safety of the community.
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